
Solid Oak Herringbone Parquet 16×68 mm, Unfinished Rustic – 150 m² Apartment in Stockholm |
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PerfektoWood supplied 150 m² of solid oak herringbone parquet for a private apartment in Stockholm, Sweden. The floor was delivered unfinished in two block formats — 16×68×408 mm and 16×68×204 mm — in Rustic grade, and was glued down, sanded and lacquered on site in the apartment.
Unfinished supply — the entire floor was sanded flat and lacquered on site, producing a perfectly even surface with no height differences between blocks.
Two block lengths — 408 mm in the main pattern and 204 mm for adjustments and borders, reducing waste across 150 m².
Weekly deliveries to Sweden — normally Thursday–Friday, direct from the factory in Lithuania to Stockholm and the rest of the country.
| Location | Stockholm, Sweden |
| Type of project | Private apartment, 150 m² |
| Product | Solid oak herringbone parquet |
| Pattern | Herringbone 90° |
| Grade | Rustic |
| Construction | Solid oak |
| Dimensions | 16×68×408 mm + 16×68×204 mm |
| Surface | Unfinished — sanded and lacquered on site |
| Manufacturer | PerfektoWood, Lithuania |
Herringbone parquet is one of the most sought-after floors in Stockholm's older apartments — the pattern belongs to the city's turn-of-the-century architecture and suits renovated period homes as well as newer residences. For this project, solid oak herringbone was chosen over an engineered construction: the client wanted a floor with a full wear layer that can be sanded and refinished several times over decades of use.
The 16×68 mm format is a classic herringbone block in a smaller scale. The narrow block creates a dense, elegant pattern that works very well with the apartment's room sizes — larger formats can feel heavy in rooms under 20–25 m², while the 68 mm width keeps the rhythm of the pattern even in hallways and smaller bedrooms.
The floor was supplied as unfinished solid oak herringbone — without any factory finish. The blocks were glued to the subfloor, the entire surface was sanded flat and then lacquered on site. This is the traditional way of installing solid herringbone parquet in Sweden, and it offers three concrete advantages:
A perfectly flat surface. Because sanding takes place after installation, all micro-differences in height between the blocks disappear — the floor becomes one continuous, mirror-even surface.
Free choice of finish. The client decides on the finish once the floor is in place. In this project, lacquer was chosen — a hard-wearing, easy-care surface and a common choice in city apartments with intensive everyday use. Read more about the differences between oil, lacquer and hardwax oil for oak parquet.
Future renovation. Solid oak 16 mm can be re-sanded several times. A lacquered solid floor in a Stockholm apartment can therefore follow the home through several generations of renovations.
The Rustic grade allows knots, colour variation and natural character in the oak to remain visible. Combined with the dense herringbone pattern, the knots give the floor depth and personality — every block is unique, and the whole takes on a warm, living expression that softens modern, light interiors.
Rustic is also a practical choice for a 150 m² apartment in daily use: minor marks and wear blend into the floor's natural variation instead of standing out against a perfectly uniform surface.
The project combined two lengths of solid oak herringbone. The main format, 16×68×408 mm, was laid in the continuous pattern, while the half-length 16×68×204 mm was used along walls, doorways and borders. Across 150 m² with several rooms, this noticeably reduces cutting waste and gives cleaner terminations around all of the apartment's angles. More formats and measurements can be found in our guide to solid oak parquet dimensions.
| Wood species | European oak |
| Construction | Solid oak, 16 mm |
| Block formats | 16×68×408 mm and 16×68×204 mm |
| Grade | Rustic |
| Surface as delivered | Unfinished |
| Final finish | Sanded and lacquered on site |
| Installation | Fully glued to the subfloor |
| Total area | 150 m² |
PerfektoWood manufactures solid oak herringbone parquet in Lithuania and supplies clients and construction projects across Europe. Deliveries to Sweden run every week, normally Thursday–Friday — from the factory to Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and the rest of the country. The flooring is packed on specially protected pallets, and every order is manufactured to the client's choice of format, grade and surface.
The client wanted a floor that can be sanded and refinished many times over the apartment's lifetime and that delivers the classic, substantial feel of an older Stockholm home. Solid oak 16 mm provides a full wear layer, and because the blocks are supplied unfinished, the surface treatment can be tailored entirely to the client's preference.
Unfinished solid oak herringbone is delivered without any factory finish. The blocks are glued to the subfloor, the entire surface is sanded flat, and the finish is applied on site. The result is a perfectly smooth, continuous surface with no height differences between blocks — in this project, lacquer was chosen as the final finish.
The main format, 16×68×408 mm, was laid in the classic herringbone pattern, while the shorter 16×68×204 mm block was used for adjustments along walls, doorways and borders. The combination reduces cutting waste and gives a cleaner finish in an apartment with many rooms and angles.
Rustic is a lively grade in which knots and natural colour variation in the oak remain visible. In a Stockholm apartment it adds character and warmth as a contrast to light walls and modern interiors, and minor marks from everyday wear blend into the floor's natural variation.
Yes. PerfektoWood manufactures solid oak herringbone parquet in Lithuania and delivers to Sweden every week, normally Thursday–Friday. Deliveries reach Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and the rest of the country, with the flooring packed on specially protected pallets for safe transport.
Contact us for pricing or questions about delivery to Stockholm and the rest of Sweden.
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