Parquet Flooring

Parquet is a module made with multiple wood pieces assembled to create a pattern. Common misspellings include “parkey,” “parkay,” “parquey,” “parky,” and “parkuet.” A lot of people associate parquet with fingerblock square tile. The most common and popular fingerblock parquet patterns are 12" x 12" and 9" x 9" parquet tiles. We offer this pattern in various configurations – see our M29 model. However, there are many parquet patterns available that you can select on this page.

Water damage can ruin some old parquet tiles beyond repair. Typically, it is fingerblock parquet tiles like 9" x 9" or 12" x 12". Czar Floors can custom produce parquet tiles in similar wood and dimensions. Please note that the minimum order is 100 sq.ft. Old and new floors need to be resanded together and possibly stained to blend old and new wood. Initially, old tiles will look darker from age and finish discoloration. After sanding and finishing, it should be pretty close to the new flooring.

The first rule – not to use water mopping or steam cleaners. Vacuum as often as you would your carpet. Don't use rotating brushes - turn it off if possible. Use specialized wood floor cleaning products such as Bona Wood Floor Cleaner. Download the Czar Floors Parquet Care Guide.

Check our Parquet Installation Instructions to find answers to the most common installation questions.

Roughly measure the area you need to cover and add at least 10% extra for cuts and waste. If you need help calculating the room's material, please try our Floor Calculator or send us your measurements or drawings.

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