Chevron engineered wood flooring

With their distinctive slanted design, chevron floors can make a bold design statement in any room. If you’re looking for a unique feel for your home, browse our range of engineered wood chevron flooring for a cost-effective and visually stunning finish. Engineered floors provide an authentic wooden look and feel for your room, with layered plywood planks coated in a protective finish. This design makes them durable, resistant to moisture damage, and great for preventing scratches and scuffs. Your chevron patterns will also stay looking great for longer, as engineered wood doesn’t expand as much as other options.

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Make rooms feel more spacious

One of the most common uses for chevron floors is to make a room feel larger than it really is. When entering a room with chevron engineered flooring, your eyes are tricked into following the direction of the V-shape pattern. This can create the illusion of extra space in communal areas.

Extra durability for lower costs

The multi-layered design of engineered wood floors is cheaper than solid wood and expands less when exposed to changes in climate. This means that as your room changes in temperature or moisture levels, your floors are less susceptible to buckling or warping, for a great look that can last years.

Choose from a range of engineered wood

Find the best engineered wood flooring for your home with our wide selection. If chevrons aren’t to your tastes, try our range of single plank engineered wood. Alternatively, for easier installation, you can try our click engineered wood floors to keep your planks in place without the need for adhesive.

Chevron engineered wood flooring FAQs

What is chevron engineered wood flooring?

What is engineered flooring, and why is it so popular? While hardwood floors are expensive and hard to maintain, engineered wood uses multiple layers for added durability and lower costs. Chevron engineered flooring uses a unique diagonal design to give your room some added flair.

How does chevron engineered flooring differ from herringbone flooring?

Herringbone engineered wood flooring differs slightly from chevron options. While chevron engineered wood flooring has its ends cut in diagonal lines to achieve a V-shape pattern, herringbone planks keep their rectangular shape and are staggered for a similar effect.

What is the best room type for chevron engineered wood flooring?

You’re most likely to find chevron engineered flooring in open, communal spaces. This means it’s an ideal fit for living rooms, dining rooms, and entrance halls. Its elegant design is great at making a room feel more formal and spacious, as your eyes are tricked into following the direction of the arrows.

How do you install chevron engineered flooring – is it DIY-friendly?

Some types of engineered wood flooring can be installed yourself, but since chevron is one of the most complicated designs to add to a room, we recommend hiring a professional service to avoid any issues with laying your planks. Faulty installation can lead to damage in the future.