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parquetryGeometric version of marquetry: a decorative veneer applied to furniture and floors, composed of shaped pieces of wood or other suitable materials, such as bone, horn, or ivory, to form a geometric pattern or mosaic. Parquetry was first practised in Germany and the Low Countries; it was introduced from there to France in the 17th century, and to England around 1675. |
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The final layer comprises the solid hardwood floor planks, which are nailed into the floating sub floor assembly. You've lost//what there was before pins & needles, sound/a scissors makes through cloth on a hardwood floor, thick waist of the dressmaker's dummy. Cork tiles are easy to install and can be finished or stained just like a hardwood floor. |
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