Parquet Wood Floors

Below is a catalogue of our featured wood flooring products in both engineered and solid. Remember Wholesale Hardwood Products specialize in customization of the most premium wood products. We will cater to all your needs and custom finishes.

Engineered wood flooring

The engineered wood floors have superior dimensional stability through its 11-ply alternating grain exterior grade, class 3 glue core. The surface veneer is 4mm thick and the engineered flooring comes with an optional 4 mm thick bottom veneer on all widths greater than 8" wide. All of our products can be ordered in both engineered and solid versions and custom colors, wood species, textures and sizes.

Petite Parquet De Versailles: Circular Sawn

As seen circular sawn textured Petite Parquet De Versailler, finished with burnished oil.

Parquet Soubise

Traditional French parquet similar to the Versailles pattern can be textured such as circular sawn, hand scraped, wire brushed and plain. Custom colors can be natural, two tone or single tone to match or complement existing woodwork and interior design. As seen with a light bevel.

Parquet PETITE DE VERSAILLES: Crotch Burl Walnut

The burnished oil crotch burl Walnut creates a distinctive velvety smooth finish. The edges are lightly beveled with a smooth pillow edge. The parquet can be done with other exclusive species and wood grades such as birds-eye maple.

Parquet Chantilly

Also a traditional French parquet the Chantilly parquet as seen is burnished oil crotch Walnut. The edge is lightly beveled with a pillowed edge.

Parquet Fontainebleau

The parquet is inspired by the Palace of Fontainebleau in France and its elaborate parquet patterns throughout the castle. The Fontainebleau Parquet can be manufactured and finished with any custom colors and textures.

Parquet DE VERSAILLES

Classic Parquet De Versailles derived from the Old French "parchet" meaning small enclosed space. The large diagonal squares known as parquet de Versailles were introduced in 1684 as parquet de menuiserie "woodwork parquet" to replace the marble flooring that required constant washing at the Versailles Palace.