In a 1930s building in The Hague, Uipkes has installed a beautiful white wooden floor in a herringbone pattern in the dining room, kitchen and living room. The residents have opted for a rustic French oak herringbone floor with planks of 160/800 mm. The floor is finished in one of Uipkes' 90 unique colors: Van Gogh White.
The herringbone floor is installed without a band, which gives the wooden floor a modern look. The furniture and artwork enhance the modern look of the dining room. The skylight in combination with the white floor makes the space a pleasant and bright environment in which to enjoy a meal.
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The floor has also been installed in the adjacent kitchen. Because the floor is finished with environmentally friendly linseed oil, it is resistant to external influences, such as dirt, water, coffee and other liquids. The engineered floorboards of high quality ensure that planks do not break, so that residents can enjoy years of enjoy their floor.
The herringbone pattern is installed along the length of the living room. The living room, as the largest and most central space, is often taken as the starting point for the installation direction. Medium wooden floorboards of 160/800 mm were chosen for this house in The Hague. A herringbone floor is available at Uipkes in plank sizes from 100/500mm to 280/1400mm. There is always a factor of 5 difference between the width and length dimensions of herringbone floorboards. This medium planksize comes into its own in this home with long spaces.
The larger the planks, the more modern the look, because classic herringbone floors consist of small planks and are finished with band and piping.
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What advantages does a wooden floor offer in an old 1930s building?
A wooden floor can enhance the authentic appearance of a 1930s building. It offers durability and can last for many years. Wooden floors have a timeless and warm appearance.
What types of wooden floors are suitable for a 1930s building?
Herringbone floors are popular because of their classic look. Wide planks can give a modern twist to the floor. Rustic oak is often chosen for its natural appearance.
Is a wooden floor suitable for all rooms in a 1930s building?
Yes, wooden floors can be installed in different rooms, such as the dining room, kitchen and living room. It is important to consider the humidity levels and any specific requirements of each room.
How can a wooden floor be installed in a 1930s building?
Wooden floors can be installed in different ways, such as herringbone pattern, straight planks or diagonally. The choice depends on the desired appearance and the architectural features of the building.
How can a wooden floor be finished and protected?
There are various finishing options, such as oiling, lacquering or waxing. Choosing the right finish can improve the durability and ease of maintenance of the floor.
Are there any special considerations when installing a wooden floor in an old building?
In older buildings it is important to check the condition of the subfloor and correct any imperfections. It may also be necessary to take underfloor heating and sound insulation into account, depending on the specific situation.
