Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
Tappeto centrale
English translation:
central carpet
Italian term
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Native in: Italian (Variant: Standard-Italy) 
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Tappeto centrale
I need help with the translation of the following sentence:
Il pavimento era realizzato con mattonelle tipo Versailles montato con tappeto centrale nei saloni e una cornice perimetrale.
The context is top-level wooden flooring. It would seem that Tappeto is not related to the fabric covering but rather to an installation technique (similar to inlay?) See https://www.domuspetra.it/it/realizzazioni/pavimenti/110-pav...
Thanks a lot!
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Wolfgang Hager
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