PFLEGE & UNTERHALT

Care Instructions for Parquet and Wooden Floors

Wood is a natural product and changes over time due to light, use, and environmental influences. Small scratches, stains, and signs of daily wear are normal and gradually create a natural patina. This enhances the character and authenticity of your parquet floor.

To ensure that your parquet remains beautiful, durable, and easy to maintain for many years, proper cleaning and care are essential.

Regular Cleaning of Parquet Floors

All parquet floors can be kept clean easily by:

• Vacuuming with a parquet attachment
• Damp mopping with suitable cleaning products
• Using approved microfiber cloths

Important:
Not every microfiber cloth is suitable for parquet. Always check the manufacturer’s approval.

Avoid at all costs:

• Wet cleaning with excessive water
• Use of automatic floor cleaning machines
• Use of steam cleaners

Excess moisture can cause permanent damage to wood.

Care of Sealed Parquet

Sealed surfaces can be protected and refreshed with appropriate parquet care products. Depending on the product, you can:

• Protect the surface
• Adjust the level of sheen
• Improve the appearance of minor signs of wear

Care of Oiled or Waxed Parquet

Oiled and waxed wooden surfaces require regular maintenance. The first cleaning should take place no earlier than two to four weeks after installation, depending on the treatment system.

Important:

• Use only manufacturer recommended care products
• Use suitable microfiber cloths
• Follow the recommended maintenance intervals

Initial maintenance effort may be slightly higher than with sealed floors. Over time, however, the surface develops natural saturation, making the floor increasingly easy to maintain.

Post Construction Cleaning for Newly Installed Parquet

After new construction or renovation, post construction cleaning must be carried out strictly in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications. The specific surface treatment and system used must always be taken into account.

Cleaning specialists must:

• Inform themselves about the installed surface system
• Use suitable and approved products
• Follow the specific care instructions

Professional initial treatment is crucial for the long term quality and durability of your wooden floor.