Oak herringbone flooring combines natural wood flooring beauty with the elegance of the herringbone pattern. The rich grain and warm tones of oak make it a versatile option that suits both classic and contemporary interiors.
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Width: 118mmThickness: 2.5mmLength: 590mm -
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Width: 118mmThickness: 5mmLength: 590mm -
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Width: 118mmThickness: 2.5mmLength: 590mm -
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Width: 80mmThickness: 10mmLength: 300mm£34.99/m²£94.99/m²save 63% -
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Width: 80mmThickness: 10mmLength: 300mm£34.99/m²£94.99/m²save 63% -
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Width: 118mmThickness: 5mmLength: 590mm -
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Width: 118mmThickness: 5mmLength: 590mm -
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Width: 118mmThickness: 2.5mmLength: 590mm -
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Width: 90mmThickness: 14mmLength: 400mm -
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Width: 128mmThickness: 6.5mm (including 1mm underlay)Length: 615mm -
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Width: 118mmThickness: 2.5mmLength: 590mm -
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Width: 90mmThickness: 12mmLength: 400mm
FAQ
Is herringbone oak flooring hard to install?
It can be more complex than standard plank flooring because each piece must be precisely aligned to create the pattern. For the best results, it’s often recommended to have herringbone flooring fitted by a professional installer familiar with patterned layouts.
Does herringbone oak flooring suit modern homes?
Herringbone oak flooring looks great in both modern and traditional homes. Lighter oak shades create a clean, contemporary feel, while darker tones and brushed finishes bring warmth and character to more classic spaces.