Why Choose Engineered Wood Herringbone Flooring

Herringbone & Engineered Wood Flooring, A Match Made In Heaven. Here's Why...

Herringbone flooring is one of the most distinctive and recognisable floors on the market. If you want the elegance of a patterned floor but aren’t too keen on Solid hardwood floors, then Engineered Herringbone wood flooring is the one for you and your home.

What is Herringbone Flooring?

Herringbone flooring is one of the most distinctive and recognisable wood floors. Parquet flooring is made up of smaller planks of wood that can be laid in a variety of geometric patterns, with the most common pattern being herringbone. However, it’s important to remember that ‘Herringbone’ refers to the pattern and style of flooring, not the colour or finish. Each plank of wood is cut in rectangles and staggered later. It’s placed this way so that one end of the planks meets another, which forms a broken zigzag.

What is Engineered Herringbone Flooring?

Engineered Herringbone flooring is an Engineered floor that has been installed with a Herringbone pattern. It is strong, stable, and versatile which makes this floor perfect for almost all rooms within your home.

What kind of wood is best for Engineered Herringbone flooring?

Virtually any hardwood can be used for parquet and herringbone, regardless of whether it's 100% solid wood flooring or engineered wood flooring. Choosing the type of wood for your Engineered Herringbone floor usually depends on the colour and type of wood, depending entirely upon your style preference.

Does Engineered Herringbone wood flooring need to acclimate?

We recommend that you acclimate your Engineered wood floors so that they can become used to the conditions of your home before it’s installed. Even though it is more stable than Solid wood flooring, Engineered wood floors will still move slightly so it’s best to let them acclimate before installation. We recommend a minimum of two days between receiving your floor and installing it.

Benefits of Engineered Herringbone Flooring

Durable

Engineered wood flooring is extremely durable and has a long lifespan. The wood is made up of multiple layers of plywood that are bonded together and then topped off with a Solid wood top layer. Engineered wood being made in this way makes the flooring incredibly tough and long-lasting.

It won’t break the bank One of the many great benefits of Engineered wood is that it won’t cost you an arm and a leg. Engineered wood flooring is a cheaper alternative to traditional hardwood flooring but the best thing is it still looks expensive!

Great temperature resistance

When compared to traditional wood flooring, engineered wood flooring is more resistant to moisture and changes in temperature. This means that you can install engineered wood flooring in places where traditional wood flooring wouldn’t be as suitable such as your kitchen. An Engineered Herringbone floor also works over a heating system, so if you have underfloor heating, you won’t need to worry about installing your floor.

Easy to install

Engineered Herringbone flooring is quite simple to lay if you choose an easy-to-install Herringbone flooring pattern. The boards that you choose, are made available in a click-to-fit manner however, if you choose a more intricate pattern then you may need to hire a professional to do the installation for you. Whether you’re a DIY lover or a fan of the professional approach then this floor is perfect for you.

Style

Due to its unique look, Engineered Herringbone wood flooring has been a popular choice and can even increase the value of your house. It has the ability to create a traditional, classy, trendy, or modern look, with slight adjustments to your room décor you can keep the feel of your herringbone floor fresh for years to come.

Conclusion

Whether you’re looking for an affordable alternative to solid wood or want to add a unique and versatile style to your home. Then we believe you will find your perfect floor with our collection of Engineered Herringbone wood flooring.

 

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