Uxbridge & a 25-mile radius
Herringbone and chevron floors laid block by block to turn the floor into a feature, for homes and businesses across Uxbridge and a 25-mile radius.
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Parquet & Herringbone Flooring
Parquet patterns such as herringbone and chevron have been used in grand hallways for centuries, and they still bring a sense of craft to a modern home. Herringbone uses square-ended blocks in a zig-zag, while chevron blocks are cut at an angle so they meet in a clean point.
Herringbone and chevron are laying patterns rather than materials. They are available in engineered wood, solid wood and some LVT ranges. The pattern needs careful setting out from the centre of the room, so preparation and planning matter as much as the fitting itself.
The points worth weighing up for your home or business.
The pattern draws the eye and gives hallways and living spaces real presence.
Shorter blocks feel classic, longer planks feel calmer and more contemporary.
Light oaks open up a room; deeper walnut tones add warmth.
Direction can lead the eye along a hallway or across a room.
A clear four-step process from first conversation to finished floor.
Herringbone or chevron, block size, material and colour.
Pattern floors need a flat, stable subfloor, so the base is prepared first.
The pattern is set out from a centre line and laid block by block.
Borders, trims and any sanding, oiling or lacquering are completed.
Ideas for materials, finishes and rooms. See the full gallery
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Herringbone blocks have square ends that meet in a staggered zig-zag. Chevron blocks are cut at an angle so the ends meet in a straight point.
Yes, some LVT ranges come in herringbone and chevron formats. We can show you what suits your room.
Pattern floors are laid block by block and need careful setting out, so they usually take longer than straight plank floors. Timescales depend on the project.
Tell us about your room, your postcode and the flooring you are considering. We will get back to you about the next steps.
