OAK (Quercus) The genus is native to the Northern Hemisphere, and includes deciduous and evergreen types, alltogether about 200 species.

Oak is a hard, tough, highly durable and flexible, and easy to process. It is, therefore, not surprising that oak wood has many wide applications. Largely used as lumber, the interior design, flooring industry, stairs and furniture, oak represents commonly used wood. Oak flooring is the most popular domestic parquet. Oak flooring is yellowish to light brown in color with exceptional quality.

Parquet oak can be found in the following classes: A, A / B, B, C and treatments: raw, lacquered, oiled and brushed.

• Models
• Technical characteristics

Modes	A	A/B	B	C	Dimensions
3-s/3-strip					13-16 x 206 x 2200mm
3-s/1-strip (daska)					13-16 x 150-190 x 1500-2200mm
2-s 70					11 x 70 x 400-600mm
2-s 90					11 x 90 x 600-1200mm
2-s 120					11 x 120 x 1000-1500mm
Solid processed					14-21 x 25-120 x 250-1500mm
Solid raw					14-21 x 25-120 x 250-1500mm

Values	very high	high	medium	low	very low
Weight kg/m²			780
Hardness (Brinell)			3,7
Endurance
Oksidation
Shrinkage
Stability

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