Hybrid Herringbone Flooring Melbourne
Herringbone flooring Melbourne: waterproof hybrid herringbone planks in the classic zig-zag pattern, supplied and installed across Melbourne by Mr Floor. See the ranges at our Thomastown showroom.
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Amazing Floors
Amazing Floors Hybrid Herringbone 9mm
9mm SPC hybrid herringbone planks with a 0.5mm wear layer, Unilin click and a pre-attached 2mm underlay.
HTT Flooring
Obsidian 9mm Herringbone
SPC Hybrid Herringbone 9mm with click installation
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About herringbone hybrid flooring
Herringbone hybrid flooring brings the classic herringbone pattern to a plank with a waterproof rigid core (SPC or WPC). You get the look of a traditional parquetry floor with a surface that copes with spills, mopping and busy family life. It suits living rooms, hallways and open-plan spaces, where the pattern can stand out.
The 8 ranges on this page are 7mm to 9mm thick, and the most common wear layer is 0.5mm. A thicker plank usually feels more solid underfoot, and a thicker wear layer gives more protection from scuffs. The exact figures are on each range page.
New to the pattern? Read what herringbone flooring is, how it is installed and the difference between hybrid and laminate flooring.
Prefer plain planks to a pattern? See our hybrid flooring Melbourne page.
Hybrid herringbone or engineered herringbone?
Both give the same zig-zag pattern. Hybrid herringbone has a timber look printed on a plank with a waterproof rigid core, so it copes with spills and mopping. Engineered herringbone has a top layer of real oak: every block has its own grain, and the surface can be sanded and finished again later. See our engineered herringbone flooring for real timber, and our chevron flooring if you prefer rows of V shapes.
Planning a herringbone floor in a Melbourne home
The pattern is set out from a centre line, usually in line with the main doorway or the longest wall, so that it sits square in the room. Herringbone needs more cuts at the walls than straight planks, so allow for extra when you order: ask us to work out the quantity when we measure. The subfloor must be flat and dry before the planks go down. In a small room a narrow plank keeps the pattern in scale; in an open living area a wider plank reads better.
Frequently asked questions
- What is herringbone flooring?
- Herringbone flooring features rectangular planks laid in a distinctive V-shaped zigzag pattern. It is a timeless design that adds elegance and visual interest to living rooms, hallways, and open-plan spaces in Melbourne homes.
- What materials are available in herringbone patterns?
- Herringbone flooring is available in engineered timber, hybrid, and laminate. Engineered timber herringbone is the most popular choice for Melbourne homeowners seeking an authentic, premium look.
- Does herringbone flooring cost more than standard planks?
- Herringbone flooring typically costs more due to the additional material and labour required for the pattern installation. Visit our Thomastown showroom for a detailed quote tailored to your project.
- Can herringbone flooring be installed in any room?
- Herringbone flooring works beautifully in living areas, bedrooms, and hallways. For wet areas like bathrooms, hybrid herringbone is recommended as it offers the same stunning pattern with full waterproof protection.
- Does herringbone flooring make a room look bigger?
- Yes, the diagonal lines of herringbone flooring can create the illusion of a wider, more spacious room. The direction of the pattern can be oriented to visually elongate or widen a space depending on your preference.
See this range at our Thomastown showroom, 216 Settlement Rd, Thomastown VIC 3074. Read our Google reviews.