Wide herringbone flooring
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Wide herringbone from various brands
At Solza we do not sell wide herringbone from just one brand. After all, this would offer the range little choice. For this reason, we have entered into partnerships with various brands for this specific range. You can think for example of Douwes Dekker and Floer, but also Sense PVC and Floorlife. All brands with only the highest possible quality floorboards so that we can guarantee you a beautiful end result and a lot of living pleasure.
Reuze visgraat, Visgraat XL of Walvisgraat?
Wide herringbone or herringbone with large sizes is offered by various brands as indicated above. However, each brand uses its own name for this. In the end, these herringbone floors have a larger size shelf than regular herringbone that is often around a size of 15 x 60 cm (or just around it). For example, Floer calls her large herringbone floors whalebone, while Sense PVC prefers to call these floorboards giant herringbone. Fortunately, we have it all!
Frequently asked questions about Wide herringbone flooring
What is a wide herringbone PVC floor?
A wide herringbone PVC floor is a synthetic floor with a herringbone pattern, but with wider planks than a traditional herringbone floor. This creates a more modern and spacious look.
What are the benefits of a wide herringbone PVC floor?
Wide herringbone PVC floors are durable, water-resistant, and easy to maintain. They combine the luxurious appearance of real wood with the practical benefits of PVC, such as suitability for underfloor heating and sound dampening.
How do I maintain a wide herringbone PVC floor?
Regular vacuuming and mopping with a lightly damp cloth and a mild detergent is sufficient. Avoid aggressive cleaning agents to protect the top layer.
Is a wide herringbone PVC floor scratch-resistant?
PVC floors are hard-wearing and scratch-resistant, especially with a strong top layer. Use felt pads under furniture and avoid sharp objects to keep the floor looking good for longer.
