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What is Herringbone Hardwood Flooring?

September 15, 2021
Herringbone hardwood flooring installation in an Austin, TX home
Herringbone hardwood flooring refers to a specific type of installation that results in this impressive visual. As you read along with today’s post, you’ll find more information about this option, how you can achieve it, and how we can help make it happen, so follow along for those facts.
 

Get everything you want from your hardwood flooring installation

To achieve the herringbone appearance, your installation team will use short, rectangular pieces of solid or engineered wood to create the highly sought-after “herringbone” zigzag pattern. Ratios are generally two to one or three to one, and you can customize the length of the board to fit your personal preferences for the aesthetic you want.

To achieve the perfect herringbone appearance and the functionality they should provide, only the highest quality woods are used, including white and red oak, maple, pecan, and walnut. These materials offer decades of life with a minimal amount of care required to keep them in great shape, so be sure to ask about all your possible options when you contact us today.
 

We provide outstanding wood floors in Austin, TX

When you take advantage of all the materials and services that Express Flooring has to offer, you'll find your flooring dreams can quickly come to life. Our shop at home services and mobile showroom take away all the hassle, anxiety, and frustration that often accompanies the brick and mortar showroom experience for your complete satisfaction, all the way through installation.

If you are a resident of our San Antonio and Austin service areas, including New Braunfels, San Marcos, Boerne, Canyon Lake, Seguin, and more, our Texas-based mobile showrooms are the perfect solution for your flooring experience. Also serving Arizona, be sure to contact us soon to learn more about your solid and engineered wood flooring options today.