
Spatial reference
Old wood boards
Material consultation. When selecting old wood boards, start from the physical material's colour variation, grain and surface marks. HUAGE old wood customisation matches materials to the scheme so that the boards' own character contributes to the interior design.
● Old wood boards · HUAGE
Inside the board
Separate construction from board shape and laying pattern
Multi-ply engineered wood flooring and all-birch plywood core flooring
Three-layer engineered wood flooring
Solid wood flooringGeneral construction illustration. Wood colour and thickness proportions are illustrative; confirm actual layers, species and dimensions for the selected product.
02Product introduction
Begin old wood selection with physical material. Compare colour, grain and surface marks across boards to judge combinations. HUAGE offers bespoke discussions of preferred material character and intended locations to establish the project's selection direction.
03Schemes and details
For richer material variation, define acceptable colour and surface features before combining. For quieter coordination, begin with tones and formats. Compare samples with spatial references, then confirm dimensions, finish and application so old-wood expression has a specific basis.
04Project discussions
Discuss old wood samples and applications
HUAGE · Pattern and material enquiries
Pattern and material enquiries
This category presents interior design references. Discuss the specific product using physical samples.
—Discussion points
- Material
- Colour
- Dimensions
- Laying method
- Edge details
Floor products
Application area
Materials
Classification criteria
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Material selection and supply
Start the discussion with a sample.
Samples confirm the intended design, while site conditions determine how it can be realised. HUAGE works with owners, designers and contractors on flooring projects through drawings, materials and installation details.