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Could you please tell me the size of the herringbone used?

6 years ago

House renovation - engineered oak herringbone floor · More Info

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Cambium Floors
6 years ago
Hi

Thank you for your question. The herringbone plank used on this project was 120x600mm in size. It has a total thickness of 19mm incorporating a 4mm prime grade European oak veneer. The clients chose the larger plank size as they wanted to achieve a contemporary look. Looking at the photos we feel they have successfully achieved this.

If you need any further help please contact us again. Good luck with your future flooring project.

Best regards Charlotte

Cambium Floors
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