1. C USTOM WOOD FLOORING Installed at 5 FOX HOLE ROAD LADERA RANCH, CA C RAFTSMAN HOUSE BUILT BY

2. D uring stages of the Architectural Interior Design for materials and details selections across all trades, K ushnir decided that the majority of the 4300 sq. ft. of allocated floor space should be geometrically designed parquet wood flooring.

3. The following is a list of Technical data adhered to in the Total design of the floor:

4. 1. r ussian rift and quarter sawn White Oak was selected for beauty and durability while remaining consistent with the style.

5. 2. A ll logging materials were specifically milled, cut, and callipered into custom sizes.

6. 3. W ood strips were engineered of solid wood with a life time solid layer, and a solid wood shredded bottom sub base which was glued in to a sandwich and will be able to withstand any climate conditions.

7. 4. A u niversal 3 wide wood strip was used to contain the materials in panels, forming a geometrical tile for a cozy appearance.

8. 5. A n Insured limited lifetime warranty lumber was laboratory tested. The test didnt Exceed 8% of the moisture content which is normally 10% conventional.

9. 6. A border was designed between areas mirroring the wood cover and reflecting the ceiling, giving it a classic look for each area.

10. 7. M ultiple drawings were created to select the best design.

11. 8. B order lengths were custom made for each area. Approx. 1000 sq. ft. and were glued together to keep joints sized evenly and in the middle of all crossover borders.

12. 9. M osaic f rieze which is the secondary border, was invented to balance the design features and to allow geometrically fabricated modules to be installed without cutting them to fit the pre-existing room size.

13. 10. A t the ENTRY HALL, and the 2nd FLOOR GALLERY, the center of the canned light was calculated to reflect on the center of the mosaic composition.

14. 11. G lued wooden tiles were constructed in a variety of different sizes as large as possible. The largest glued panel was 48 x 54.

15. 12. T reads, risers and elevator floor were built using the same techniques to keep the consistency of the project.

16. 13. Many Design options were kept within budgetary considerations.

17. 14. G rooves were made around tile perimeters to be used for spline or biscuits insuring easy installation and surface levelling control.

18. 15. c ost saving methods were developed to control the waste of materials, production steps, and installation process.

19. 16. E ach area of composition was manufactured and assembled at the factory floor in r ussia. It was disassembled, marked and inventory labelled before delivery to the job site.

22. K ushnir States: It Was An Honor To Fulfill The Traditional Works Of The Masters Such As W illiam M orris, G ustav S tickley, F rank L loyd W right And Others. It Was Also An Honor To Add To Their True Vision, Success In Experimental Design, And Be Able To Integrate Such Industrialism Of Factories And Craftsmanship. A nd K ushnir Adds, Extraordinarily, This Creates A Priceless Consideration In The Area Of Design, Craftsmanship And Engineer Technology That Leads To The Future Fulfillment Of The American Craftsman Home.

23. To visit K ovcheg P arquet website go to: www.parket.ru To Contact B oris K ushnir call: 323.766.0077

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