| Herringbone hardwood floors,
popular in Europe and Australia, are gaining
popularity in the USA once again after a long absence. Trying to define
exactly what a herringbone floor is much easier in pictures (shown
right).
Herringbone floors offer a unique style in that they are all
identical lengths forming a distinct pattern.
These types of floors are best left up to a
professional for installation. Keeping the pattern or
installation tight and aligned is critical. Without doing so,
patterns will gap and lose their integrity. Products are milled at
near perfection.
Some of the products we offer include Kahrs
Herringbone called the
Kahrs Studio
Collection. Specifications call for an engineered 2 3/4" wide by
18 1/2" length with a square edge board design in eight
different hardwood species. Another words after installation, the
floor will have a site finished appearance, without bevels or micro
bevels.
Mirage hardwood floors offers a
herringbone line of 2
9/16" width by 13 3/4" lengths or 17 7/8 inches with several stained
colors in Maple and Red Oak. Also engineered, the board design is a
micron bevel, one of the smallest bevels in the industry.
Species We Offer In Herringbone
| • Maple |
| • American Cherry |
| • Brazilian Cherry |
| • Red Oak |
| • Doussie |
| • Iroko |
| • Merbau |
| • Walnut |
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