Herringbone LVT Flooring

Herringbone LVT brings more detail into your floor through the way each board changes direction, letting the grain and colour show up differently across the pattern. The shades in this range suit the layout beautifully, with lighter oaks keeping the look soft and understated, while warmer and darker tones make theHerringbone LVT brings more detail into your floor through the way each board changes direction, letting the grain and colour show up differently across the pattern. The shades in this range suit the layout beautifully, with lighter oaks keeping the look soft and understated, while warmer and darker tones make the herringbone feel more pronounced.

You’ll still get the everyday practicality of our LVT ranges too, with SPC and hybrid wood herringbone options that are waterproof, stain resistant and easy to maintain. Each floor also comes with integrated underlay and a click fitting system, helping to keep installation nice and straightforward. The range is compatible with underfloor heating too.

Shop our Herringbone LVT flooring range today and order free samples to compare the colours at home, or visit your local Topps Tiles store to see the herringbone designs in person.

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Herringbone LVT Flooring

Herringbone LVT brings the classic zig-zag pattern of a traditional wooden floor into your home in a format that’s far more practical for everyday life, as the panels simply click together and spills wipe away with a damp cloth. The herringbone LVT designs here include soft vanilla and whitewashed oaks, warm honey and cinnamon tones, deeper coffee and antique shades, and even two cool grey LVT options, so the pattern can feel as subtle or as striking as you’d like.

As every design is suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and living spaces, herringbone vinyl flooring can run right through the home, and most designs also come in a matching plank LVT flooring version, so you can carry the same colour into the next room in a simpler layout. Take a look at our guide to vinyl flooring installation patterns for more ideas, and finish things off with door bars wherever your herringbone LVT flooring meets the next room.

What Is Herringbone LVT and How Does It Differ From Plank? ▾

Herringbone's a laying pattern, which consists of small panels set in a repeating zig-zag rather than running straight across the room the way plank does. We stock it in a few different LVT ranges, and the click system actually depends on which one you've gone for.

Whatever range it is though, every pack comes split into two panel types, A for right-hand, B for left-hand, and they click together in sequence to build the pattern, something plank doesn't need since it's just laid in a simple run.

Which Way Should I Lay Herringbone LVT? ▾

It depends on the room, not the range. Laid across the width of a room, herringbone LVT tends to make a narrow space feel wider, as the pattern draws the eye out to the sides, while laying it along the length of the room has more of a lengthening effect. It’s worth dry-laying a small section first to see which direction suits your space.

Is There A Maximum Area I Can Fit Herringbone LVT Without A Transition Joint? ▾

This varies by range. SPC herringbone can be fitted continuously up to 15m in any direction, or a total area of 15m x 15m, before you'll need a transition joint. Real wood veneer herringbone has a slightly smaller limit, 12m in any direction, or 12m x 12m in total.

Do I Need Extra Underlay With Herringbone LVT? ▾

No, all of our herringbone LVT ranges come with integrated underlay already built into the panel, so there's no need to add anything else underneath.

How Is It Best To Clean My Herringbone LVT Flooring? ▾

Regular vacuuming or sweeping keeps grit and dust from scratching the surface, and a damp cloth handles spills, wiped up as soon as you notice them. Steam mops should be avoided, as the heat and moisture can affect the finish over time, and our guide to cleaning LVT flooring covers the full routine.

Is It Difficult To Fit Herringbone LVT? ▾

There’s more to it than fitting planks, but it’s still a manageable DIY job if you take your time. The A and B panels need to be kept separate and fitted in the correct sequence to build the pattern, so it’s worth reading through our flooring fitting guides before you start.

Can Herringbone LVT Be Used In A Kitchen Or Bathroom? ▾

Yes, all of our herringbone LVT flooring is suitable for kitchens and bathrooms, as well as hallways, living rooms and bedrooms. It’s best kept to standard bathrooms, though, and isn’t suitable for wet rooms or anywhere the floor would be exposed to standing water.

Is Herringbone LVT Suitable For Underfloor Heating? ▾

Yes, our SPC and real wood veneer herringbone LVT can be fitted over both electric and water-fed underfloor heating, up to a maximum floor surface temperature of 27°C. It’s always worth checking the product details for your chosen design before you start.

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