Herringbone · Basket weave · Period-correct

Period-correct parquet across BR2

From £55/m² fitted supplied & fitted

Parquet is the flooring pattern most 1930s detached homes and post-war infill toward Pickhurst Lane homes in Hayes were originally built with — herringbone or basket weave in oak or teak, sanded and finished in place. We restore original and fit new to match.

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Laminate fitted in a 1930s detached homes in Hayes
Parquet Block Flooring · Hayes

What parquet block flooring in Hayes actually involves

Parquet is the flooring pattern most 1930s detached homes and post-war infill toward Pickhurst Lane homes in Hayes were originally built with — herringbone or basket weave in oak or teak, sanded and finished in place. We restore original and fit new to match.

1930s pine boards throughout — ply overlay standard before LVT.

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Included with every Hayes job
  • Solid and engineered parquet both fitted
  • Herringbone, basket weave and brick-bond patterns
  • Border designs on request
  • Sanded and finished in situ

Hayes laminate — the details that matter

  • Hayes subfloor reality

    1930s pine boards throughout — ply overlay standard before LVT.

  • Stairs

    Stair nosings glued and pinned — we don't recommend laminate for narrow Victorian flights.

  • Underlay & DPM

    Ground floors in Hayes 1930s detached homes usually need a combined underlay/DPM, not plain foam.

Summary

Recap — solid and engineered parquet across BR2, patterns and borders to spec.

Hayes context

Postcodes: BR2 · Routes: the A232 and Pickhurst Lane · Common build: 1930s detached homes.

Covering Pickhurst, Hayes Common, Keston border.

JT Flooring gallery

Relevant finishes for parquet block flooring

Laminate flooring in a bedroom feature space from the JT Flooring project gallery
Laminate flooring in a bedroom feature space — example from the JT Flooring project gallery for Hayes customers
Full-room carpet fit with tight seams along the long wall from the JT Flooring project gallery
Full-room carpet fit with tight seams along the long wall — example from the JT Flooring project gallery for Hayes customers
Landing carpet matched to the stair runner below from the JT Flooring project gallery
Landing carpet matched to the stair runner below — example from the JT Flooring project gallery for Hayes customers
Hayes FAQs

Parquet Block Flooring in Hayes — common questions

Solid or engineered parquet?

Solid parquet is period-correct and can be sanded many times; engineered parquet is stable for modern heating and pre-finished. Most Hayes customers choose engineered unless restoring an original.

How long to fit a herringbone floor?

A 30m² Hayes living room in herringbone is roughly 3–4 days including sand and finish. Basket weave is quicker. Borders add a day.

Can I match my existing original parquet?

Often yes — we source reclaimed blocks or match new oak to the tone of your original. Common for 1930s detached homes and post-war infill toward Pickhurst Lane restorations in Pickhurst.

Is parquet suitable for a kitchen?

Sealed parquet, yes — with an oil or lacquer finish. Not in a wet zone directly. Most BR2 kitchen parquet installs are in the diner-side, not around the sink.

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