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Introducing our most impressive herringbone floor: Floer Whalebone Vinyl. Extra wide, extra long. Perfect for those who love herringbone, but want to take it to the next level. This XL variant is the royal brother of the standard herringbone Vinyl floor. The tangible wood structure and out revolutionary MEGAMAT© finish give it that ultra-matte, natural look. Behind that beauty lies smart comfort: phthalate-free, eco-friendly and awarded with prestigious labels such as GreenGuard Gold, Floorscore and Eurofins Gold. That is style with a clean consience and a healthy indoor climate. The luxury of majestic oceans, stylishy captured in the comfort of your home.

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What is a Whalebone Vinyl Floor?

Looking for a floor that’s slightly different form herringbone, but just as stylish? Then Whalebone Vinyl is the perfect choice. This flooring features the same iconic pattern but with larger and wider planks. The result: a calmer pattern with a spacious effect.

It’s perfect for those who want character without the visual clutter. Think of it as giving herringbone an upgrade to “more peace, more space.”

What is the difference between herringbone an Whalebone Vinyl?

The difference lies in the size of the planks. Whalebone uses larger and wider planks, which creates a more serene look and makes the room appear optically larger. Standard herringbone uses smaller planks, giving it a more playful and classic character

Doubting between the two? Look at it this way: herringbone is more lively, while whalebone is calmer and more modern. Especially in larger rooms or open-plan living areas, whalebone truly comes into its own.

Advantages of Whalebone Vinyl

A Whalebone Vinyl floor doesn’t just look good; it’s built for everyday life. These are the main benefits:

  • Suitable for underfloor heating thanks to excellent thermal conductivity.
  • Water-resistant, making it ideal for kitchens and other damp areas.
  • Highly scratch-resistant and suitable for intensive use.
  • Sound-dampening and comfortable underfoot.
  • Low maintenance and easy to keep clean.
  • A calmer, more spacious effect than classic herringbone.

Where can you apply Whalebone Vinyl?

A Whalebone Vinyl floor feels at home anywhere life happens. In living rooms, the lager pattern provides tranquility and a luxury appearance without becoming overwhelming. It’s ideal for open spaces where you want everything to remain in balance. It is also a great fit for the kitchen; Vinyl is water-resistant, so a spilled glass or wet shoes are no problem. Simply wipe it clean, and your floor looks brand new.

Do you have an office or a shop? Whalebone Vinyl is a strong choice there too. Especially if you choose a floor with a 0.55 mm wear layer, like those from Floer. They can withstand heavy traffic and maintain their high-quality look even with intensive use. Practicality without compromising on style.

Installing Whalebone Vinyl: what do you need to know?

Installing a Whalebone Vinyl floor requires precision, especially with the Glue-Down Vinyl. The subfloor must be completely level to ensure the pattern is laid tightly and flows beautifully. Therefore, Glue-Down Whalebone Vinyl is often installed by a professional for the best results.

Would you rather do it yourself? We also offer Whalebone Vinyl with a click connection(Rigid Click), which makes installation much easier.

WHALEBONE CLICK VINYL

Whalebone Vinyl and underfloor heating

Want a warm floor under your feet without the hassle? Whalebone Vinyl works perfectly with underfloor heating. The material conducts heat efficiently, warming your room quickly and evenly. This means comfortable living and energy efficiency – exactly what you want in a modern interior.

Buying a Whalebone Vinyl floor: what should you look for?

Choosing a Whalebone Vinyl floor involves more than just the color. The construction determines how the floor performs in your space. Pay attention to the wear layer. for example. A 0.55 mm wear layer, as found in Floer Whalebone Vinyl floors, makes the floor suitable for intensive use and ideal for busy households or commercial spaces.

Dealerkart-Netherlands-Belgium-small-photo-web-1The choice between Glue-Down and Click also plays a role. A Glue-Down floor ensures a sleek quiet result and is often preferred for underfloor heating. If you prefer a DIY approach, Whalebone Click Vinyl is a practical option.

Finally, the finish determines the look. With a MEGAMAT Finish  , you choose a floor without distracting glare, featuring a realistic wood look. It feels like walking on real wood, but without the maintenance worries.

Planning to buy a Whalebone Vinyl floor? View the collection at a Floer dealer near you and discover which floor suits your space the best.

Questions about Whalebone Vinyl floors

A Whalebone Vinyl floor is an XL herringbone floor. The vinyl strips are 91.4 cm long and 15.2 cm wide, which is why we call them extra large herringbone or whalebone!

Absolutely! Check out the unique Whalebone Rigid Click Vinyl collection and order your favourite colour. These self-laying vinyl floors are highly compatible with underfloor heating and cooling, feature a beautiful oak appearance, and are available in an XL herringbone format. Browse the collection under the ‘Rigid Click Vinyl’ category.

The Whalebone Vinyl strips are relatively long and can also be used as a border. If you would like to add a border to your large herringbone floor, piping is available in different colours, widths, and lengths. You can find out more about this luxurious finish at floer.eu/blog.

Of course! Dryback vinyl floors, like the Whalebone Vinyl collection, do not have a click system. This makes it possible to install these XL Herringbone Vinyl floors in any pattern possible, including the traditional straight pattern.

Let’s talk about the dimensions of floorboards! A typical Herringbone Vinyl plank measures 60 cm in length and 12 cm in width, whereas a Whalebone Vinyl floor measures 91.4 by 15.2 cm. This results in larger herringbone pattern points on the floor compared to a regular herringbone floor.

Looking for a light oak Whalebone Vinyl floor? Check out our unique XL Herringbone floors in Orka Untreated, Balein Beige, or Cetus Cream and discover the beauty of light oak Whalebone Vinyl floors.

Floer offers custom-made Oak Parquet floors, including herringbone wooden floors with a plank size of 18 x 90 cm. If you choose this option, you will have an oak wood herringbone floor.

Dryback Vinyl floors is another name for adhesive vinyl floors. If you see the name Dryback Vinyl anywhere, it refers to a vinyl floor slab.

Vinyl floors have the lowest heat resistance of all flooring types, making them ideal for the transmission of heat. If you have underfloor heating, vinyl is the perfect floor covering. Whalebone Vinyl floors have a heat resistance of 0.015m2 K/W, making them particularly suitable for use with underfloor heating.

Whalebone Vinyl flooring can make a room appear larger than its actual size. This is due to the extra-wide floorboards that create an optical spatial effect, giving the illusion of a larger space.

The Whalebone Laminate collection includes extra-large Herringbone Laminate floors. These XL Herringbone planks, with a length of over 85 cm, are easy to install yourself thanks to a Fastclick joint. Additionally, a waterproof coating ensures resistance to standing water for up to 4 hours.

Certainly, it is essential to allow your Vinyl floor to acclimatise for at least 48 hours. Make sure that the packages of planks are laid out in a (#) bond for the acclimatisation process.