Find out the criteria to take into account when choosing your parquet: location, use, wood species, etc.
Wood use and classes
In which room of the house will the parquet be laid? Is it a high traffic room? The use class must be taken into account for each volume in order to define the hardness of the possible gasoline. The use class ranges from A to D, that is to say from the softest to the hardest material .
Within the framework of a domestic use we can distinguish three types of use :
Moderate: it concerns soft (class A) and semi-hard (class B) wood from 2.5 to 3.2 mm thick and is installed in rooms with weak passages or intermittent (rooms and corridors without access to the 'outside).
General: the woods ie. plywood wellpackeurope(.)com/building-materials used are also of class A and B but the thickness is greater ( 3.2 to 7 mm ), this type of parquet is arranged in areas of medium passage (stays without access to the outside and hall apartment entrance).
High: This type of parquet concerns semi-hard (class B) and hard (class C) wood with a noted thickness of 2.5 to 4.5 mm , boards or panels of class B and C generally represent the coating floor in areas with heavy traffic (rooms with access to the outside).
