120 × 600 mm
This shorter format creates more repeats over a given floor area. Your designer can compare the rhythm at room scale, including the cuts where the pattern meets walls and doorways.
Your herringbone range can use 120 × 600 or 150 × 750 mm SPC planks. We machine your directional click profiles in-house and check assembled panels. Your samples and quotation cover the decor, construction and packing you want to offer.
Choose a view to compare the surface or construction.
Your quote connects the plank dimensions, directional joints and packing with the laying pattern you approve.
| Selection | Available options | Order detail |
|---|---|---|
| Plank format | 120 × 600 mm or 150 × 750 mm | Your chosen repeat scale and matching joint arrangement. |
| Rigid core | 4 / 5 / 6 mm SPC | Core thickness listed separately from attached backing. |
| Wear layer | 0.3 / 0.5 / 0.7 mm | Approximately 12 / 20 / 28 mil; intended use reviewed with the product evidence. |
| Surface | EIR, crystal or hand-scraped options | The proposed decor, texture and gloss confirmed by sample. |
| Backing | Factory-attached IXPE or EVA options | The selected pad and full plank build-up stated in the quotation. |
| Pattern | Classic herringbone; chevron by separate request | A chevron configuration has different end geometry and needs its own confirmation. |
Your layout and room proportions help your team compare the two standard formats at the scale of the room.
This shorter format creates more repeats over a given floor area. Your designer can compare the rhythm at room scale, including the cuts where the pattern meets walls and doorways.
Your larger format changes the visual scale and number of joints. We use the exact format for the quantity and packing review.
Classic herringbone joins rectangular boards at right angles. Chevron uses angled ends for a continuous V. Your reference layout identifies which pattern to quote; the two configurations are not interchangeable.
Your repeated pattern relies on every intersection. We check individual profiles and the assembled pattern before releasing the batch.
Your herringbone joints are machined on dedicated CNC stations, with gauge checks during the run. The chosen format and connection stay with your specification.
For your pattern, we assemble a six-plank panel from each profiling batch and inspect the intersections. Your review covers more than an isolated long-edge joint.
An alignment problem can interrupt a repeated pattern across the room, leaving your contractor sorting material after installation starts. The assembled-panel check targets the joint relationship before the goods leave the factory.
Your oak, walnut, ash or grey shortlist starts with a visual direction. Physical samples establish the final finish.
Your oak or ash shortlist can explore lighter grain, while walnut adds a darker direction. Your grain contrast changes how strongly the repeated V reads.
Your opening range can focus on a few different looks. Each color adds a SKU-level quantity to your opening order.
Your approved sample records the decor and surface treatment together.
EIR aligns relief with the printed wood grain. Your review can compare the texture and print together, including how the selected finish looks under your showroom or project lighting.
A reflective crystal finish and a hand-scraped surface create different appearances. Your chosen texture affects the final presentation, so a decor name alone does not describe the product you are ordering.
Your herringbone layout includes perimeter cuts and a precise starting line. Your contractor establishes those details before the quantity and installation budget are fixed.
Your installer follows the selected product instructions for flatness and moisture. An unsuitable substrate can put your repeated joints under stress.
Your layout identifies the starting direction, room transitions and perimeter cuts. The ordered area includes the allowance your contractor calculates for the actual room geometry and spare material.
Your approved assembly identifies the attached pad and permitted installation layers. Your installer follows the product instructions for underlay, expansion space and transitions.
Your traffic, rolling loads, maintenance and installation conditions guide the construction and evidence package.
Your room dimensions, floor-height transitions and palette guide the format and decor. Your contractor's plan establishes quantities and the details around doors, cabinets and adjoining floors.
Your brief can identify entrance traffic, rolling fixtures and cleaning routines. We provide the relevant available product reports for your team to assess the proposed construction against those conditions.
Your acoustic target relates to a tested floor assembly. We review the available report and proposed build-up with your technical team.
Your quote connects quantities, format and production timing, with new development identified separately.
| Order item | Starting point | Scope to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Standard MOQ | 1,000 m² per SKU | Your decor, construction and order mix. |
| Standard samples | Within 7 days after design confirmation | Dispatch timing; sample charges and transit agreed separately. |
| Existing-decors production | Typically 15–25 days ex-factory | After order confirmation, subject to film availability and the agreed schedule. |
| New decor or dimensions | Development quotation | Tooling, film availability, sample approval and the complete production timeline. |
| Shipping plan | By selected product and destination | Carton coverage, weight and freight scope; no universal container loading count. |
Your private-label order records the flooring, cartons and labels alongside the agreed format and joint arrangement.
Your carton artwork can carry the brand, decor, product identity and packing information. Clear references help your warehouse distinguish this pattern configuration from a similar straight-plank collection.
Your reference decor or requested dimensions give us the starting point for development. Your development quote identifies tooling, minimum quantities and the sample plan before setup costs are incurred.
Your requested format, decor, core and wear layer let us match samples with the relevant product documents.
A shareable overview of construction choices and order scope across six series. You can use it for an initial comparison; the agreed product file defines your order.
Your sample review covers color, texture, engagement and the V-pattern intersections. An approved physical reference and written specification give your purchasing and installation teams the same product to assess.
Your approval file can include relevant FloorScore, CE and product-test documentation. We identify the available files for the product and origin; your team checks the tested scope against its requirements.
Your range may need both pattern and straight-plank options. Your wood-look plank comparison uses its own dimensions, packing and selected finish.
Your current specification, sample reference or target price gives us a starting point. We will confirm the product, quantity basis and proposed supply terms with you.