Geometry Defined by Curves and Grain

Image 2 shows broad curved sections meeting across straight panel joints. Wood grain runs in different directions within the adjoining sections, helping distinguish the individual shapes. The light gray appearance gives the photograph a consistent overall color direction while retaining visible grain differences.

For interior selection, review the pattern at two scales: the individual detail and the proposed arrangement across the room. The supplied photograph shows part of the surface, so a complete panel drawing and layout reference are needed to establish the intended composition beyond the image.

Select the Configuration for This Design

The associated series lists European oak and multilayer engineered construction. Its size, grade, finish, and color alternatives provide a starting point for specification discussions; they do not establish the configuration of Image 2.

Review the selected dimensions and face thickness together with the proposed pattern drawing. Confirm the appearance grade and finish separately. A gray color does not identify a coating or prove that the surface has been brushed, smoked, or bleached.

Connect Samples with the Project Layout

Submit the intended room layout, material references, and preferred configuration to discuss this design. The series supports pattern, color, and size customization, with applicability to Image 2 requiring confirmation.

Designers and contractors can use the approved drawing and sample as a shared selection reference. Distributors should retain the same confirmed information with product photography, so customer presentations describe the selected product rather than an unconfirmed combination of series options.

Four Key Features

• Curved geometric composition: Broad curved outlines are visible in the supplied image.
• Directional wood grain: Changes in grain direction distinguish adjoining sections.
• Light gray appearance: The photograph provides an initial color reference for sample discussions.
• Series customization support: Pattern, color, and size requests can be reviewed for this design.

Product Information and Series Options

These alternatives are series references. They are not a default specification for the photographed product.

Suggested Interior Applications

Residential interiors
Consider the geometric composition for living areas, dining rooms, or other planned interior spaces. Review the proposed layout with furniture positions and adjoining flooring.

Hotel interiors
Explore the design alongside the project’s architectural lines and material palette. Product suitability must be confirmed against the intended application.

Retail and office interiors
Use the photograph as a starting point for material selection where a patterned wood surface supports the design concept. These suggestions do not establish a commercial wear rating or other performance classification.

Customization and Sample Selection

Provide the room layout, estimated area, preferred dimensions, color reference, and intended application. Include grade and finish requirements where available.

Ask END GRAIN to confirm which series options apply to Image 2. Review a complete pattern drawing and representative physical sample together before finalizing the product specification.

Record the approved color, grain appearance, grade, finish, and drawing revision. The photograph is an initial visual reference, not a promise that every supplied piece will have identical color or grain.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the official name of this design?

The product is temporarily identified as Image 2. “Grey geometric parquet flooring” describes its visible appearance and is not a confirmed commercial pattern name.

2. What does the photograph show?

It shows a light gray wood surface with broad curved sections, straight panel joints, and changes in grain direction. The complete panel arrangement requires a corresponding drawing.

3. Is the product confirmed as European oak engineered flooring?

European oak and multilayer engineered construction are listed in the associated series information. Their applicability and exact configuration for Image 2 require business confirmation.

4. Which dimensions and grades are available for this design?

The series lists three dimensional options and AB, ABC, and ABCD grades. The options available for Image 2 must be confirmed rather than assumed from the series list.

5. Does the gray appearance identify the finish?

No. Color alone does not identify UV Lacquer, Natural Oil, or Hard Wax Oil, nor does it confirm a particular surface treatment or sheen.

6. Can the pattern, color, or dimensions be customized?

The series supports these customization categories. Submit the requested changes so their applicability to this design can be reviewed and confirmed.

Discuss Image 2 for Your Project or Product Range

Send END GRAIN your company details, project or sales market, estimated quantity, layout drawings, and preferred configuration. Reference Image 2 to discuss the correct design, applicable specifications, and physical sample requirements.