the-blue-cloud
2023-08-06 11:24:29
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In 2013, a living space of approximately 30 sqm was laid with 22 mm rustic oak strip parquet and subsequently white oiled. Annual cleaning and refreshing were carried out independently. In the context of a tenant change, I am considering an intensive refurbishment. The parquet is undamaged but looks dirty, dull, and colorless. There are offers from companies that want to sand down the parquet and then seal it. Alternatively, there are suggestions to prime several times and seal with a "Grund white Mittel." Understandably, the price per sqm varies accordingly. What should be preferably chosen – or is there a – sensible – possibility/alternative to refresh the floor with appropriate professional products and machine polishing by a specialist company without sanding it down? Or is this not a sensible option in the long term? Thanks in advance for tips and advice.