Chevron

Chevron parquet — boards mitred at 45 or 60° meeting in continuous arrows — is the floor of Haussmann apartments, back in force in contemporary renovations. Every reference is European oak, sold per m² at factory prices.

What is the difference between chevron and herringbone?

Chevron boards are mitre-cut: they meet in a point and draw a continuous ridge line. Herringbone boards cross at right angles with no angled cut — a woven, less formal look.

Can chevron parquet go over underfloor heating?

Yes: our engineered chevrons are fully glued down over low-temperature underfloor heating. Each product page lists thickness and wear layer.

How many m² should I order for a chevron layout?

Allow 8 to 10% waste, against about 5% for straight planks: the angled cuts consume more at edges and ends.