Flooring change from plank (in hall) into herringbone (in Kitchen)
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Has anyone put down a parquet/herringbone floor in their kitchen
Comments (15)Hi Danielle, We have had many customers that have used engineered Herringbone in their kitchens with great success, we would recommend you look at lacquered boards as this will protect the board from any spillages and stains. This is our smooth Herringbone board fitted in one of our customers kitchens. This is our Lucerne Herringbone. This is our Pyrenees Herringbone that was recently fitted in our clients kitchen and hallways. This is our Walnut herringbone 600mm board This is our Brushed Herringbone If you go for a thick engineered board (18/5mm) then it will withstand the test of time. If you have any queries regarding any of our Herringbone board please feel free to email us at Info@floormonster.co.uk or call us on 0141 887 5698. We also have a live chat feature on our website! Kind Regards, Floor Monster Team...See MoreViews on changing floor types in kitchen / diner (see pics)
Comments (29)If you haven't already decided, if you are really keen to have two types of flooring, have a break at the mid point of the island - I can see why you might want the business end of the kitchen in something different. But don't have a rug - it would be a trip hazard - and flooring comes in so many different forms that you prob should be able to find a solution that works - engineered oak is coated in a non porous finish - so if spills are mopped no prob - and tiles are easy too. Decisions decisions! Jenny H...See MoreHas anyone used a laminate floor that looks like herringbone parquet?
Comments (5)Hi Sara, we have just laid a luxury vinyl tile in a herringbone pattern throughout our extension. We used Moduleo mainly as I preferred their colour and look of the tiles over the more famous brands like Amtico and Karndean (although they have some gorgeous colours too). Moduleo is also a bit cheaper than the bigger brands. We are really pleased with the look and feel . I looked into getting laminate but the showrooms I looked at told me they didn’t lay the laminate boards in a herringbone pattern. You might find others that do though? We were also advised that the luxury vinyl tiles would be better for kitchen areas etc as can’t damage them with water/spills etc. We debated this very question for ages!...See Moredoes oak herringbone work in a contemporary kitchen
Comments (17)Thanks for all the positive feedback. You get so involved in the process that sometimes you forget the ‘project’ is your home ! Next project is the utility which we cancelled as part of this phase as we were just going to tidy up the existing small utility room but decided to open it up to make it bigger incorporating the adjacent wc and small internal hall combing the 3 small rooms to make one decent sized room. Updates to follow for anyone that is interested....See More- 29 days ago
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