3-layer construction and warranty

Solid wood floors have some major drawbacks. Humidity fluctuations can cause the wood to warp, uneven subfloors require time-consuming sanding prior to installation, etc. In addition, a large amount of precious hardwood is needed to produce just a few square metres of flooring. Multilayer parquet from HARO easily solves these issues by using a balanced 3-layer construction with grains running in different directions. This reduces the natural swelling and shrinking of the wood by up to 70%. And compared to solid wood floors, multilayer parquet is also the better choice in terms of sustainability, eco-friendliness, and price-performance ratio.

The complex processing that goes into each of our parquet boards guarantees that you can select the most extraordinary amongst the best products. Only carefully selected precious wood species are considered for the top layer, between approx. 2.5 mm and up to approx. 3.5 mm thick depending on the series. We also go to great lengths below the surface – an essential aspect of HARO quality even if scarcely noticeable from the outside. Below the top layer, solid spruce fingerstrips are bonded to ensure the necessary stability. The precious wood layer is cross glued to optimally distribute the innate tensions acting within the individual layers. The 3500 series features a HDF E1 coreboard as the stabilising middle layer. The bottom layer comprising the softwood backing veneer ensures lasting dimensional stability. Without this complex multilayer construction, HARO Parquet would not be so perfectly suited for floating installation.