Parquet in the kitchen - good or bad experiences?

Parquet in the kitchen is not a good idea. I have tiles at home and am grateful for it, as the floor is easy to clean and the dirt does not get spread throughout the entire apartment.

Parquet in the kitchen is not a good idea. I have tiles at home and am grateful for it because the floor is easy to clean and the dirt is not spread throughout the apartment

I wouldn't know that dirt is spread more in an apartment with parquet through cleaning than with tiles [emoji4][emoji6]

We have bamboo parquet and are happy. You just have to be careful when there is a lot of water on the floor

Bamboo parquet. That sounds interesting, but bamboo can absorb up to 80 liters of water per hour! Where can I get that for little money?

I have mixed feelings about tiles; in the garage and basement they serve their purpose. In the living area, you constantly have a cold floor because in my place shoes are generally taken off at the door – unless you live in the South or in Latin America. Then, the smooth stone floor makes it easier to clean out the little critters and whatever else comes in from outside than on a wood or carpet floor.

Parquet made from moon wood is just as durable as a tiled floor and if something hard falls on it, it doesn’t break right away... and it’s also easier to repair than tiles.

I know someone who has – now hold on tight! – installed ribbed sheet metal as the kitchen floor in his house.

But as the inventor of sectional doors, he’s allowed to do that.