Chevron LVT Flooring

Chevron and herringbone LVT are often confused, as both use angled planks to create a striking, directional pattern.

The difference is in the cut: herringbone planks are laid at a right angle to one another in a staggered zig-zag, whereas chevron planks are cut at an angle so their ends meet in a single, continuous point, creating a cleaner, more uniform “V” shape along the floor.

• 100% Waterproof: suitable for kitchens, hallways and bathrooms without compromising on style.
• Hard-Wearing: built to withstand daily foot traffic while keeping its sharp, symmetrical pattern.
• Timeless Design: a parquetry-inspired pattern that suits both traditional and contemporary interiors.
• Easier Installation Than Real Parquet: precisely cut and bevelled for a clean finish, without the cost and complexity of solid wood parquetry.
• Low Maintenance: no sanding, sealing or refinishing required, just regular sweeping and mopping.

• Hallways: the directional pattern draws the eye and makes a strong first impression.
• Kitchens: fully waterproof and easy to keep clean, even in busy, spill-prone spaces.
• Bathrooms: waterproof and warmer underfoot than tiling, while still delivering a striking pattern.
• Living rooms: adds a sense of scale and sophistication to larger open-plan spaces.
• Dining rooms: the symmetrical pattern works well as a statement floor beneath a dining table.