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Herringbone wood flooring

9 years ago

Hi everyone

I am trying to find a good Herringbone floor supplier, around £40-50 per sqm, I am after a white oiled oak look, does anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks

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PRO
OʼFlynns Flooring & Joinery
9 years ago
Hello

Most herringbone is sold unfinished,to which a white oil is applied after installation. This allows border work to be carried out.

Pre-finished herringbone is available , but unless the installer is particularly gifted, borders are not usual.

How many m2 do you require?

Regards Ray

O Flynns Flooring

www.oflynnsflooring.ie
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kobemax1
Original Author
9 years ago
Hi there

I need 31sqm, I don't want a border. This is the look I am going for.

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Thanks
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OʼFlynns Flooring & Joinery
9 years ago
Hi

That pattern is called Chevron,it would have been laid in its raw state and finished on site[ most probably] Grade is rustic, knots allowed.

Its probably a matt oil finish .I am note sure if I am allowed to put prices here so if you wish to email me on info@oflynnsflooring.ie we can discuss further.

Each block measures approx 450 long x 140/150 wide

It would be custom made for you so you may choose your own block size.

Reagrds Ray
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Property Reviver Ltd
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I'm currently researching wood floors for a client. I came across this company that you might like to have a look at too. I haven't contacted them as yet so can't personally recommend. The Natural Wood Flooring Company
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