15/3x150x600mm Oak Brushed & Oiled T&G

A very traditional type of flooring is herringbone (or parquet) flooring. The term herringbone relates to the pattern of the floor and not finish or colour. This pattern is made up of small blocks of flooring in a herringbone pattern or a range of many other geometric patterns. It can alter any area with its deluxe appeal.

Engineered herringbone Click flooring is very much suitable with underfloor heating. Furthermore, it is marvellous for any room as it can be put through capricious temperature changes and is great for rooms with lots of glazing.

Main features:

• Thickness: 14mm.

• Veneer depth: 3mm. This should allow the floor to be sanded and refinished twice. However, this shouldn’t be necessary in the 10-15 years in most cases.

• Length: 600mm.

• Width: 150mm.

• The engineered herringbone click system allows for a simple and easy installation process.

• The engineered herringbone is less likely to warp than solid wood as it is more stable.

• As the engineered click herringbone is durable it can be laid in rooms heated with water based underfloor heating.

• Herringbone engineered flooring offers several advantages that make it a popular choice among homeowners:

  1. Timeless and elegant look: Herringbone patterns have been used in interior design for centuries, and they continue to be a classic choice that adds a touch of sophistication to any space. The distinctive zigzag pattern created by herringbone flooring adds visual interest and can enhance the overall aesthetic appeal of a room.

  2. Durability: Engineered herringbone flooring consists of multiple layers of wood, with a top layer of hardwood veneer. This construction makes it more resistant to warping and movement caused by fluctuations in temperature and humidity compared to solid wood herringbone flooring. It can withstand heavy foot traffic and is suitable for both residential and commercial applications.

  3. Stability: The layered construction of engineered herringbone flooring provides enhanced stability. The crisscrossing arrangement of the wood blocks or planks in the herringbone pattern helps distribute weight evenly, reducing the risk of gaps or buckling. This makes it a suitable choice for areas with varying moisture levels, such as kitchens and basements.

  4. Versatility: Herringbone engineered flooring can be installed in various rooms and settings, including living rooms, dining rooms, hallways, and even bedrooms. It complements both modern and traditional interior designs and can be used to create a focal point or a statement floor.

  5. Ease of installation: Engineered herringbone flooring often comes in pre-assembled pieces, which simplifies the installation process. The tongue-and-groove design allows for easy interlocking of the planks, making it a suitable option for DIY enthusiasts or professional installers.

  6. Compatibility with underfloor heating: Engineered herringbone flooring is compatible with underfloor heating systems, allowing you to enjoy the beauty and warmth of wood flooring while maintaining a comfortable temperature in your home.

  7. Eco-friendly options: Many manufacturers offer engineered herringbone flooring with sustainable and eco-friendly materials. Some products use recycled wood or responsibly sourced hardwood veneer, making them a greener choice compared to solid wood flooring.

  When considering herringbone engineered flooring, it's essential to choose a reputable manufacturer or supplier to ensure the quality and longevity of the product. Additionally, consider factors such as the thickness of the veneer, the overall thickness of the flooring, and the specific installation requirements to ensure a successful and satisfying flooring experience.