Marquetry parquet is a type of flooring that is laid by preserving the natural colors of trees of different colors, by cutting and intertwining the wooden coverings. It is even more correct to call this art carving.
It can be said that it is a kind of art that should be done with care. The model in a job cannot be made in the same way again. Because the raw pattern in wood differs each time, it is not possible to keep the same pattern in another job.
Marquetry parquet workmanship, which was previously done by hand, has now been replaced by laser cutting of machines equipped with the latest technology. Decorative floor designs such as tiles, medallions, borders, and hubs are created by processing different geometric shapes and vegetable motifs onto solid parquet and papel.
Marquetry Parquet Usage Areas
Marquetry parquet is used by architects and interior architects as it adds a rich look to the place where it is applied; big hotels, royal suites, specially designed spaces, public buildings, houses arranged by architects, etc. It is frequently preferred in areas that fall into the special and luxury categories such as
This parquet model, which came into our lives for a more decorative purpose, is also used to add dimension to the space. It is an option frequently preferred by architects as it gives a different decorative dimension and a rich appearance with a center made in the area or a pattern made on the edges of the room in the area where it is applied.
What is the Raw Material of Markuteri Parke?
The raw material of marquetry wooden parquet flooring is obtained from trees such as Maple, Oak, Mahogany, Walnut, Ash. By using materials such as marble and ivory in the model to be built, a more design-based appearance will be provided in the space.
Brief History of Marquetry Park
Marquetry parquet is said to have a history dating back to Ancient Egypt. It is said that in Cleopatra’s palace, those who performed their craftsmanship and art competed with each other.
It became popular in 17th century France. He became more well-known especially with the paintings and furniture in the Louvre and Versailles in Paris.
How is Marquetry Parquet Application Made?
The density of the screed to be poured should be tough and the application should be made in a thickness of 3-6 centimeters.
With the help of a hard object, its stability should be checked; During this control, no traces and dust should be formed.
Drying time of a freshly poured screed can be about 7-8 weeks.
Cracks that may occur in the screed during drying should be checked and corrected.
The application surface must be clean. If any, construction residues such as paint, bitumen, cement should be removed with the help of a spatula.
The level differences between the applications can be eliminated by moving a 2 meter board on the ground in different directions. It should be noted that there is no difference over 3 millimeters.
If the screed surface is rough, the roughness should be removed in order to keep the adhesive consumption under control.
If there are deteriorated surfaces, these defects should be repaired with a leveling screed produced with chemicals that do not contain water.
Wooden marble parquet application, stone parquet, marble etc. if it will be built on floors; The floor must be cleaned with acid. Afterwards, a two-component (component) primer should be applied and a special screed should be applied on top of it and it should be waited for hardening.
If wooden marquetry parquet flooring will be made on the parquet; old parquets should be scraped and polished. Laying should be done after this application.
In case of underfloor heating; After the screed is completely dry, the water temperature in the heating coils should be kept at 30-35° for 2-3 days. After the flooring process is completed, the required temperature should be reached in 3-5°C steps. It should be considered that the parquet on the floor has a certain heat tension and the heat level should be kept not to exceed the limit of 30-35°C.
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