Parquet with many small holes (woodworm) installed

You can find it in the sliding door thread

Thanks!

And after the photo there, everything looks quite splendid!

I agree. Without a close-up, I would have also said: looks great

Wormhole or pinholes is not a quality defect

Such nonsense, who says that? Of course, if the original poster signs a contract with such clauses, okay. But I have never read anything like that anywhere except maybe with firewood. Our furniture customers lie down in the cupboard and scrutinize the inside of the cupboard with a magnifying glass to see if perhaps a knot hole is too large. What would they say about wormwood? Unthinkable!

If those are even wormholes at all. Judging by the pictures, it was a precision woodworm, because for the exactly uniform, perfectly round holes, it must have eaten its way through the wood at a right angle to the later saw cut. Chapeau!

Apparently, someone has never seen woodworms or their holes.

If you want, I’ll start looking tomorrow. In advance: in my approximately 60m² (just under 10mm wood thickness) of Bauwerk oak parquet, professionally glued by a craftsman 7 years ago, there are fewer than 10 such spots in the visible area. Each to their own.

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Everyone as they like.

Exactly, here a knotty one was ordered!

Our furniture customers lie down in the closet and search the inside of the closet with a magnifying glass to see if perhaps a knot hole might be too large.

Yep, when I buy Ivar board shelves, I also check them, but without a magnifying glass.
No idea what kind of furniture you sell there, but especially you should know that a piece of furniture from Hülsta cannot be compared to the country house series from India.

If there are four categories of parquet, from plain boring without knots to lively in country style, and you choose the latter, then you can't expect the elegance variant.

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You get what you buy! Personally, I find the worm series very likeable!