How you install your parquet flooring depends on which type it is - engineered or solid. Solid flooring is a pretty involved process, so we highly recommend calling in a professional. Engineered parquet is certainly easier to lay, but we recommend having a good set of DIY skills before tackling it!
Check out our installation guide to see just what's involved.
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