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6 years ago

Where is the floor from and is it real wood? I am looking for a practical herringbone/parquet type floor that is suitable for a kitchen where many spillages seem to occur!

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Interior Therapy
6 years ago
Hi There

Thanks for your question, so this was actually the original flooring and was a laminate.

So I have recently used a Karndean flooring and had it laid in a herringbone pattern. It works well with underfloor heating and also gives the effect of the wood flooring and is nice to walk on also , suitable for kitchens and hard wearing areas.

Hope this helps.

Thanks Vickie
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Floor Monster
6 years ago
Hi there,

We have a wide range of Engineered and Laminate herringbones in stock!

We have a stunning smoked oak Pyrenees Herringbone in stock
We have a wide selection.

This is one of our more popular laminate herringbone, islington!

We would be more than happy to answer any queries you may have and send you FREE samples.

Our email is info@floormonster.co.uk or you can call us directly on 0141 887 5698.

Kind Regards,

Floor Monster
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