OAK HERRINGBONE FLOORING
- THE CLASSIC CHOICE
A Junckers oak herringbone floor combines design and quality.
An elegant and timeless choice, oak herringbone flooring will elevate any room. The combination of a ridged geometric pattern and the natural colours and grain patterns found in wood have made herringbone floors a perennial favourite for residential, commercial, and public buildings all over the world.
A VARIETY OF PATTERNS – FOR CLASSIC OR CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSION
A design classic in its own right, the herringbone pattern can be traced back to Roman times. Traditional parquet floors are made up of rectangular wood blocks, called staves, arranged in a geometric zig zag pattern which loosely resembles fish bones. Our herringbone floors are made in solid oak – a durable, natural flooring choice that will last for generations.
Our range of wooden herringbone flooring includes a classic Herringbone single stave floor which can also be installed in a variety of patterns, Herringbone Plank flooring - a more contemporary-looking floor with longer and wider staves, and Twin Herringbone – a prefinished oak herringbone floor where each board consists of two rows of staves, one full-length and one with half-length staves.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT HERRINGBONE FLOORING
Can you install underfloor heating under herringbone floors? add
Yes, all Junckers solid wood floors, including herringbone parquet and plank floors, are suitable for use with underfloor heating. There are many different underfloor heating systems available; find our installation guide below:
How to lay herringbone flooring? add
A herringbone floor from Junckers is installed with the glue down method. A glued wood floor enhances the feel and sound of solid wood. The method is particularly suitable for large, open areas where the aim is to minimise noise.
Cleaning and maintenance of herringbone flooring add
Junckers herringbone floors are just like our other wood floors - they have a long lifespan and require very little maintenance. With regular use, a lacquered or oiled herringbone floor rarely needs to be refinished.