Funderø Classic Court mix Upcycled Parquet Flooring

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Overview

Product: Two-strip parquet offcuts with tongue and groove
Country of production:: Denmark
Wood species: Beech, maple
Finish: Silk-matt and ultra-matt
Width: 129 mm (± 0,2 mm)
Length: 895 mm & 387 mm
Thickness: 21,8 mm (± 0,2 mm)
Moisture content: 8 % (± 2%)
Weight: 14,5 kg / m²
Installation: Nailed or screwed (hidden) on an even and appropriate subfloor. Can also be glued or laid with clips
EPD: Coming Soon
Collaborator: JUNCKERS

Origin

Funderø Parquet Flooring gives the traditional parquet floor a modern and environmentally friendly update, without compromising on JUNCKERS' high quality. Funderø is designed with offcuts, originating from JUNCKERS' flooring production. Since JUNCKERS offers a wide range of wood species and finishes, our products are designed with mixes of these. With variations in both material and finish, each floor has a unique and visually interesting look, without taking up too much attention in the space. We believe that what sets Funderø apart is our work with mixing wood species, giving our parquet flooring a unique look and feel. We generally offer two groupings of wood species; 'Classic Danish' and 'Classic Court'. Funderø Classic Danish is a mix of ash and oak giving it a rich, classic aesthetic, that would fit any boardroom nicely. Funderø Classic Court, which is a cheeky hint at the many indoor sports courts, where you typically find this type of flooring, is a mix of Beech and Maple. This combination is classic, light, and universal. You could imagine this floor laid in any type of space, from office to home. This product also comes with a simple tongue and groove, making installation a breeze and one any carpenter worth their salt will recognize. This floor is simply an easy choice. Funderø gets its name from the danish word 'funderet', which means established or grounded. It is a nod to the simple fact that a floor establishes a base in any space and is therefore a vital part of how the room is experienced. Look to JUNCKERS'Upcycled product page for further information.

Patterns

The boards offer a range of visual possibilities. We have tested a myriad of patterns and these ones in particular create a strong, yet subtle aesthetic, different from what you normally expect from a parquet floor.

Crooked Herring
This pattern gives a twist to the traditional herringbone plank floor. Each floorboard consists of two rows of staves and is laid in this uneven pattern and in a mix of species and finishes the floor offers new experiences depending on the view angle.

Banded
The pattern runs in one direction, with the row staggering alternating between 129 mm and 450 mm. This creates an effect of the boards being coupled two and two, whilst still blending somewhat into each other.

90’s
Two boards turned 90 degrees, in an alternative wood and finish from the remaining floor, create a woven effect, like two fabrics being knitted together to create an intricate, yet simple pattern.

Crooked Herring

90's

Banded

Finishes

Funderø Classic court is always finished in a mix of Ultramatt and Silkmatt lacquer.

You can read more about the specifications of the safe and mild lacquer here

At a glance, the two finishes will appear similar or even the same, until you see the floor up against the light. Suddenly a subtle pattern will emerge adding a layer of experiential depth.

Maple and beech in a mix of Silkmatt and Ultramatt lacquer

Material characteristics

Since the floorboards are discarded products, the floor will appear with various visual ‘defects’.

Funderø has a variegated look with small cracks, holes, and other surface mistakes. The pictures in this section illustrate what should be expected.

Note:
The flooring is still protected under the same guarantee as a regular Junckers floor and the ‘defects’ we allow will not harm the functionality or durability of the floor.

Given examples are beech and maple, but the same mistakes will go for any wood species.