Herringbone Flooring
Do you also love herringbone floors and are you looking for the right one for your home or office? Then check out our collection full of A-brands such as Vivafloors and Floer. You can choose between click- and adhesive PVC, parquet (real wood) or laminate. Not ready to order yet? Feel free to call or email us. You are also welcome in our showroom in Alphen aan de Rijn.
vtwonen Glue Down PVC Herringbone Charcoal Dryback
vtwonen Stick-down PVC Herringbone Warm Natural Dryback
vtwonen Adhesive PVC Herringbone Sand Dryback
vtwonen Click PVC Herringbone Charcoal SRC Herringbone
vtwonen Click PVC Herringbone Warm Natural SRC Herringbone
Floorlife Yup Fulham Herringbone Warm Oak 1614 Dryback PVC - Knot-free herringbone
Floorlife Yup Fulham Herringbone Brown 1615 Dryback PVC
Floorlife Yup Fulham Herringbone Warm Oak 2614 SRC Click PVC
Floorlife Yup Fulham Herringbone Brown 2615 SRC Click PVC
Floer Herringbone Click PVC Gaia Grey Beige FLR-3915 - MEGAMAT
Solza Herringbone Click PVC - Yankee Oak - DISCONTINUED!
Floer Herringbone Click PVC Cetus Crème FLR-3916 - MEGAMAT
Rivièra Maison The Long Island Collection Gibson Beach Herringbone 345-255831
Rivièra Maison The Long Island Collection Hempstead Grey Herringbone 345-255832
Rivièra Maison The Long Island Collection Montauk Dark Herringbone 345-255833
Rivièra Maison The Long Island Collection Long Beach Sand Herringbone 345-255834
Rivièra Maison The Long Island Collection Riverside Oak Herringbone 345-255835
Rivièra Maison The Long Island Collection Bayville Wood Herringbone 345-255837
Vivafloors Herringbone XL 8510 Glue Down PVC
Vivafloors Oak 8510 Glue-Down PVC
Vivafloors Oak 8530 Glue Down PVC
Vivafloors Oak 8540 Glue Down PVC
ROOM5 Royal Champagne Whalebone Slab PVC 555100201
ROOM5 Superior Beige Herringbone Glue Down PVC 555100202
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Just as these floors are generally well suited for a combination with underfloor heating. When purchasing a herringbone floor and calculating the number of square meters you will need to install a space, it is necessary to take this into account. We generally indicate this with each product, we wrote a Calculate m2 manual and cutting loss And of course you can always Contact To record with us. Better safe, than sorry. Herringbone have floors laid by our laying service We got you!
Not so useful myself to lay a herringbone floor yourself or perhaps just no sense or time to start on this yourself?
Then especially for you we have our Laying service . With our laying service you leave the laying of the herringbone floor to a professional. This way you can be sure that your floor will be as you envisage.
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What is cutting loss and why take it into account?
When purchasing and especially installing a herringbone floor, there is always a loss of cut. By cutting loss we mean pieces of floors that cannot be used because it has already been sawn. In other subjects they sometimes call this saw loss. Are you unsure about how much cutting loss you should calculate on the area to be laid by you?
Frequently asked questions about Herringbone Flooring
What is a herringbone floor?
A herringbone floor is a type of flooring where the planks are laid at a 90-degree angle in a V-pattern. This classic laying pattern provides a luxurious and timeless look for both modern and traditional interiors. Visit our website. We have a wide range of herringbone floors.
Which materials are suitable for herringbone flooring?
Herringbone floors are available in various materials, such as solid wood, engineered wood, laminate, PVC, and parquet. Oak is a popular choice due to its durability and warm appearance.
What are the benefits of a herringbone floor?
A herringbone floor offers a luxurious look, increases your home's value, and suits both classic and modern interiors. Furthermore, it's a sustainable choice, especially when made of wood, as it can be sanded and refinished multiple times.
Can I install a herringbone floor myself?
Laying a herringbone floor requires precision and craftsmanship. PVC and laminate herringbone floors with a click system can be more easily installed by yourself, while wooden herringbone floors are usually glued and should be installed by a professional.
