Pre-finished "two-layer" parquet, 10 mm thick, the upper layer consisting of a 4 mm thick lamina of prized wood. The support layer is moisture-proof plywood, 16 mm thick, without formaldehyde or heavy metals and the parquet meets the CLASS 1 standards for fire- resistance. The support layer is notched transversely to ensure maximum adaptability of the parquet to different installation conditions. The parquet is varnished with acrylic resins (five coats), hardened under UV rays to achieve an extremely high resistance to abrasion. There are three formats: the 10x68x600 strip, the 10x68x476 strip (in a herringbone pattern or squares), the 10x90x900 board (noble wood 3.5 mm).

The floor is fixed to the base with polyurethane glue. The pre-finished "floating parquet" has three layers composed of 4 mm thick prized wood laminas above, and unrolled or stripped layers below (2 mm thick), whereas the intermediate layer (9 mm thick) consists of transversal elements of soft wood (deal). The total thickness of the parquet is 15 mm. The support layer is without formaldehyde and the parquet meets the CLASS 1 standards for fire resistance. The parquet is varnished with acrylic resins (five coats) hardened under UV rays to achieve extremely high resistance to abrasion.
There are two formats and aesthetic solutions: the floating board with three 15x206x2200 strips, the floating board with one single 15x200x1950 strip. The floor is laid by resting the boards on the base (on which it is always advisable to first lay a small 2 mm thick "mattress") and the head seams must be glued along the entire groove without interruptions. On the longitudinal part (groove), the glue must be applied starting from the head groove on 10 cm sections, alternated with 50 cm spaces.