With Parqwood Hydro, BerryAlloc is redefining wood flooring

When wood takes over damp rooms

A warm and timeless material, wood plays a vital role in interior design. However, its use has remained limited in humid environments, where synthetic solutions have traditionally prevailed. With Parqwood Hydro, BerryAlloc is changing this landscape by offering a wood floor suitable for installation in all rooms, including kitchens and bathrooms.

Made in France from European oak, this cladding combines natural aesthetics with high technical performance. It offers a real wood architectural solution for all environments.

A hybrid technology at the service of wood

Parqwood Hydro is based on a design that combines natural materials and advanced engineering. Its structure combines a premium oak veneer with a high-density wood core specially developed to improve water resistance and dimensional stability.

This performance is enhanced by Ultimtec® finishing technology. It provides long-lasting protection for the surface, pores, and chamfers against moisture while maintaining an authentic look similar to oiled wood. The Best Loc® X-Treme joining system completes the package. It ensures excellent mechanical strength, even in environments subject to significant humidity fluctuations.

Thanks to this design, the floor can be laid over large areas without expansion joints, while ensuring long-lasting stability.

An alternative to high-end vinyl

The rise of vinyl flooring has profoundly changed market expectations regarding water resistance and ease of maintenance. Parqwood Hydro meets these new standards while reintroducing the sensory qualities inherent to natural wood.

To the touch and underfoot, the material retains the warmth and visual depth of real oak. Each plank reveals unique nuances and textures that enhance the perceived quality of the spaces. This sensory dimension provides added value that is particularly sought after in residential, hospitality, and commercial projects.

A reimagined architectural continuity

By making wood suitable for damp rooms, Parqwood Hydro opens up new design possibilities. The floor becomes a connecting element between spaces, allowing for a consistent material aesthetic from the living room to the bathroom, from the kitchen to the reception areas.

This visual continuity is accompanied by great freedom of installation thanks to dimensional stability designed to withstand variations in temperature and humidity.

A natural and timeless aesthetic

The collection is structured around five nature-inspired shades. This palette allows it to complement a variety of decorative styles, from contemporary minimalism to warmer atmospheres.

Two wood selections complete the range: a Natural version, expressive and contrasting, and a Calm version, with a uniform finish. In both cases, the wood retains its authenticity while benefiting from durable protection that preserves its appearance over time.

A solution designed with sustainability in mind

Parqwood Hydro also reflects an environmental approach consistent with current building challenges. The product is made from wood sourced from sustainably managed forests. It incorporates a portion of recycled material and remains fully recyclable.

Free from PVC and phthalates, it helps improve indoor air quality while offering an alternative to synthetic floor coverings. Its wear resistance, rated 33, and its stability make it a suitable solution for heavy-duty use, in both residential and commercial spaces.

A response to the expectations of all project stakeholders

Parqwood Hydro offers tangible benefits at every stage of the project. Tradespeople benefit from secure installation and better control over moisture-related challenges. Architects, specifiers, and developers have a distinctive solution that combines technical performance with high perceived quality. And end users enjoy a floor that blends aesthetics, comfort, and durability in a single product.

This convergence between technical innovation, sensory experience and environmental requirements is helping to change the standards of contemporary wood flooring.