English herringbone — is the oldest method of parquet laying where each individual plank is attached perpendicular to the other one. The planks are visually intertwined at a 90-degree angle. In addition, due to this interweaving, the load on each plank is evenly distributed, which increases the stability and durability of the parquet.
(length, width, thickness)
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Allowed: light knots up to 5 mm, light color changes, mixed cut
Not allowed: fractures, insect damage, sapwood, bark pockets, mechanical defects, central core
Natural
Allowed: mixed cut, without sharp tone changes, fiber structure is straight and wavy, a live knot of wood color with diameter of up to 10 mm, a putty knot with diameter of up to 5 mm
Not allowed: fractures, insect damage, sapwood, bark pockets, mechanical defects, central core
Rustic
Allowed: mixed sawing, tone changes between planks, live and putty knot with diameter of up to 25 m, sapwood on the front side
Not allowed: insect damage, bark pockets, mechanical defects
