ᐅ Dust deposits on parquet flooring? Has anyone else experienced this issue?
Created on: 2 Nov 2018 11:58
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Hello,
Recently, we were looking at some hardwood flooring samples. We were particularly interested in the following flooring:
HARO FLOORING 4000
4V Wide Plank Oak Sauvage, retro textured
naturaLin plus oiled Top Connect
However, the sales associate recommended a different model, saying that with this type of flooring, dust tends to settle over time, and you can get, let’s say, black streaks caused by dust and dirt!?
I’m not an expert... Can anyone confirm this from experience or share similar insights? We are a bit uncertain at the moment.
Thanks, and have a great weekend
Recently, we were looking at some hardwood flooring samples. We were particularly interested in the following flooring:
HARO FLOORING 4000
4V Wide Plank Oak Sauvage, retro textured
naturaLin plus oiled Top Connect
However, the sales associate recommended a different model, saying that with this type of flooring, dust tends to settle over time, and you can get, let’s say, black streaks caused by dust and dirt!?
I’m not an expert... Can anyone confirm this from experience or share similar insights? We are a bit uncertain at the moment.
Thanks, and have a great weekend
Bookstar schrieb:
What is the cost per square meter? around €79.90 / m² (around $7.40 per ft²)
KingSong schrieb:
I have to respectfully disagree here! I’m not sure if you’re familiar with this flooring @KlaRa, but we also have it installed, though in the planed version. The surface isn’t just textured; it’s almost rough sawn. We recently experienced that, for example, dust from drywall (created by drilling or sanding) can no longer be removed from the texture of the floor. No matter what you try—vacuuming, moisture, cleaning machines—the floor’s texture is so deep yet fine that dirt can’t be completely cleaned out. Try removing dust from a rough sawn board and you’ll see what I mean...
We’re fine with it since we actually find oak floors look best once they’ve naturally aged, but the texture of this Haro floor is nowhere near comparable to the slight texture of a vinyl floor!
Regards, KingSongUm, now we’re a bit confused again...
So, it’s not going outside after all? ...even a little?
...May we ask for a picture? (Feel free to send it via private message—thanks!)