Hybrid Laminate Herringbone

Herringbone Laminate is a type of HDF laminate flooring that consists of separate left and right planks. These planks can be easily laid out in a herringbone pattern using the click connection.

Herringbone laminate floors have a Fastclick connection, which makes them super easy to lay yourself! If you want to know how to do that, watch the installation video and follow the instructions. This way, anyone can lay a herringbone laminate floor themselves!

When installing a Herringbone Laminate floor, it’s important to take into account a cutting loss of 15% to 18%. This is because Herringbone floors consist of left and right floorboards, which results in a higher percentage of cutting loss compared to straight laminate floors. If you’re interested in ordering a Herringbone Laminate floor from your dealer, be sure to calculate the necessary square footage and add 15% to 18% for cutting loss.

Herringbone Laminate flooring is easy and quick to install, thanks to the convenient Fastclick connection. This makes laying a Herringbone Laminate floor extra easy and not perceived as difficult. With your floor purchase, you receive a free starting point. We also provide handy laying instructions and an installation video, so you have everything you need for a perfect start!

For a perfect start, easily make your own Herringbone Laminate Starter Point! Here’s how:

1. Click 3 left and 3 right herringbone planks together to form a point.
2. Draw a line from the highest point of the left plank to the lowest point of the right plank.
3. The starting point should be 1 herringbone laminate plank long on both sides. Use a Herringbone Laminate floor part to check both sides and make sure the starting point is the right length.
4. Cut the starter point to size and save the remains. You may need these later for small corners!
5. Congratulations! You have now made your own Herringbone Laminate starter point.

The Herringbone Laminate has a thickness of 12 mm and thermal resistance of 0.09 m2 K/W. This makes it highly suitable for use on underfloor heating when combined with the appropriate underlay.

Not every Laminate floor can be laid in a Herringbone pattern due to the click connection on the floorboards. A Herringbone Laminate floor consists of left and right sections. On a left-hand board, the click connection is reversed compared to a right-hand board, making it possible to lay it in a herringbone pattern. With normal Laminate flooring, the click connection is the same on each side, preventing the possibility of laying it in a Herringbone pattern.

A Herringbone Laminate floor consists of 28 different designs, which, combined with a thickness of 1.2 cm, gives it an extra realistic oak wood appearance.

With 10 different herringbone laminate floors available, you have plenty of choices, from white to black oak. If you prefer a light oak herringbone laminate floor, we recommend the beautiful Untreated Oak, Matte White Oak, Greyed Oak, or Cream Oak. You can easily order a sample to see your favourite light oak floor at home.

Floer offers a variety of Herringbone Laminate floors, including special Herringbone floors in the colour black. Check out the Floer Herringbone Laminate collection to discover dark Herringbone Laminate, or explore one of the other oak colours available.

To create a nice contrast in the room, you can choose between a Natural Oak or a Dark Oak floor. If you don’t want this, you can always go for a Light Oak floor.

A Herringbone Laminate floor can make a small room appear larger than it actually is. The Herringbone pattern creates an optical illusion that gives the impression of more space.

There are several subfloors suitable to use when laying a Herringbone Laminate floor. A Basic Alufoam, Silent Underlay, Non-Contact Underlay, and Green Slabs are all among the options. The choice of a particular underlay depends solely on your home situation. So when choosing your floor, find out which underlay is best for you.

Yes! The XL Herringbone floors from the Whalebone Laminate collection are longer than standard herringbone floors, measuring over 85 cm in length. Additionally, these floorboards are coated with a waterproof layer that makes them resistant to water for up to 4 hours.

To enjoy your Herringbone Laminate floor for longer, it is important to properly maintain it. Vacuum or sweep the floor regularly using an attachment with a brush. If there are any stains on the Herringbone Laminate floor, use a slightly damp mop and a laminate cleaner to remove them. Do not use too much water, as this may damage the herringbone laminate floor. After mopping, let the floor dry thoroughly by opening the windows.

Floer’s Herringbone Laminate has a user class of AC 6. This means that the thick Herringbone Laminate planks are suitable for intensive domestic and intensive commercial use. It’s definitely possible to lay a Herringbone Laminate floor in your office, shop, or restaurant!