Parquet dirty with cement/acrylic/construction dust

2021-07-29 14:02:03

It's not that simple when building with a general contractor/BT or "turnkey."
During the construction phase BEFORE handover, only 2 eyes are usually closed by the GC/BT regarding own work, as it is simply not desired that craftsmen have to treat a construction site, i.e. their workplace, with kid gloves. This should also be stated in the fine print for everyone. So it is officially not allowed or desired, but to be done only after acceptance. It doesn't matter whether by a craftsman or oneself.
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Annoying: after-treatment, oiling, and over time the differences disappear.

That’s certainly true. I have never built with a GC and almost all our craftsmen took responsibility for the damage they caused. I was not aware that it is different with GCs.

2021-07-29 14:30:22

To be honest, to me it looks more like dirt on the pictures than dust pressed into the wood pores ...

2021-07-29 23:14:31

When re-oiling, the result would be less noticeable if you do not go beyond the edges of the sanded spots with the oil in the first layer and treat the entire plank in a second step. With pigmented oil, I would pay special attention not to go over the edges and soften them with a cloth. The wood absorbs that. Good luck! Gabrdiele

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