Disadvantages of parquet veneer flooring? Apart from no sanding possibility?

Oak parquet from around €22. Then two-layer parquet (completely sufficient for underfloor heating). Your €80-100 will soon be massive castle planks.

I paid just over €30 for my Haro smoked oak farmhouse planks (briefly) and oiled. High-quality branded parquet.

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Basically, these are often puns or marketing slogans. Of course, a veneer floor also still has a layer of wood on top, similar to Lindura from the company Meister, where a touch of wood powder is burned on and called real wood flooring. One can still like it, but whether it actually is real wood flooring for me is something everyone has to decide for themselves.

Maybe you will find a somewhat cheaper parquet, I myself have often recommended second-choice parquet, for example from the company Meister, of which I had about 200 sqm installed like a charm. I would lay it throughout the entire house anyway and hide the few boards with color deviations under the bed/under the cabinet or simply leave them out. Otherwise, for me, it is technically/visually first-class goods at a bargain price. The option "sanding" is, in my opinion, actually considerably overrated. But the floor linked from Kährs has 7mm solid wood, doesn't it? It is also important whether you want to glue it down or lay it floating. This 7mm Kährs floor can only be glued down.

Oak parquet from about 22€. Then two-layer parquet (completely sufficient for underfloor heating). Your 80-100€ will soon be massive plank flooring. I paid just over 30€ for my Haro smoked oak country house planks (short) and oiled. High-quality brand parquet.

7mm is the total height. The wear layer is not explicitly stated there but I once read somewhere 0.7mm. In the PDF it says the installation method: floating or glued.. The problem with the prices is that the local parquet layers always work with a few local dealers/shops. They are naturally more expensive. But a floor whose appearance changes even with every lighting condition simply has to be seen and touched locally, etc. With such small parquet sample pieces (which you can order online), you can't really see how it affects the whole..