Reclaimed Rhodesian Parquet Flooring in Durham - North East England

This project involved lifting the 12 inch pitchpine floorboards carefully for re-use in a bedroom.  Then we remove all the rotten joists and replaced them with new.  Normally we would dig the soil out and remove all rubble but dew to pipe work in floor we where unable to do this so we supported the joists with brick, slate and concrete.  We then laser leveled the joists and screw fixed the floor sheeting prior to fitting the teak parquet flooring.

The Rhodesian teak parquet was reclaimed from a local university,the parquet blocks were then hand scraped to remove the bitumen from the underside of the block.

The parquet flooring was fitting in a ladder effect,as you can see the parquet floor is looking great .The parquet floor was then sanded to a very fine finish then we used the saw dust to mix with a resin to make the filler then whole parquet floor was filled then fully re-sanded then sealed with high build flooring oil.  This parquet flooring job was in County Durham but we will travel nation wide to do the work we do so please contact us for any more information.