French herringbone (Chevron) – is a parquet laying method where parquet board planks of the same length are laid to each other at angles of 35, 45 and 60 degrees. Parquet laying with a French herringbone pattern originates in France in the seventeenth century, where it is still widely represented in the palaces of nobles and kings. This laying method helps significantly expand the space of your room.
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Allowed: light knots up to 5 mm, light color changes, mirror, mixed cut
Not allowed: fractures, insect damage, sapwood, bark pockets, mechanical defects, central core
Natural
Allowed: mixed cut, without sharp tone changes, fibre 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
