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Width: 118mmThickness: 2.5mmLength: 590mm -
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Width: 80mmThickness: 10mmLength: 300mm£34.99/m²£39.99/m²save 13% -
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Width: 128mmThickness: 6.5mm (including 1mm underlay)Length: 615mm -
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Width: 128mmThickness: 5mm (including 1mm underlay)Length: 615mm -
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Light herringbone flooring is ideal for brightening up interiors. Its pale tones reflect natural light, making spaces feel open and modern while still offering the elegance of parquet design.
FAQ
Is light herringbone flooring good for small spaces?
Light herringbone flooring is a good option for small rooms. The lighter tones reflect light, so they can help make the room feel bigger and more open.
Will light herringbone flooring show dirt easily?
Dust and crumbs are less visible than on darker floors, but marks can still show in busy areas. Regular cleaning and maintenance will keep it looking fresh.
What styles suit light herringbone flooring?
Light herringbone flooring suits modern and Scandinavian interiors, but it also works in more classic spaces. The soft, neutral tones keep the look clean and simple.
Does light herringbone flooring fade over time?
Our high-quality flooring resists fading. Direct sunlight can still affect colour over time, and using blinds or rugs can help protect it.