
Parquet - Reclaimed
Solid reclaimed wooden Parquet Fooring. Salvaged from public buildings and commercial premises across the British Isles and the Continent, in timbers both native and foreign. Blocks are bituminous on the underside and richly patinated with the wear of time.
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Reclaimed ‘Lord Roberts’ Parquet de Chantilly
£266 + VAT per sq mReclaimed ‘Lord Roberts’ Parquet de Chantilly
English Oak parquet panels removed from Englemere, the Berkshire seat of the British national war hero Lord Roberts of Kandahar. The panels are constructed in English Oak and were in the ballroom of the country house. As a reclaimed timber they require careful handling and laying by an experienced joiner or floor fitter. The Oak is quarter sawn across the grain with attractive medullary rays on the face of the wood. Mellow golden in appearance with a pleasing geometric pattern.£266 + VAT per sq m
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