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Herringbone Flooring
Anonymous user 21/09/2026 - 1.25 PM
looking to have herringbone flooring fitted and would appreciate some advice on which type you would recommend. Would you recommend herringbone laminate, glue-down LVT or click-system LVT? I'm looking for something durable, easy to maintain and suitable for a hallway and living room. Which option would you recommend in terms of quality, longevity and installation costs? Thanks in advance!
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Flooring Maestro
Rating: 5 out of 5
For a hallway and living room, I would personally recommend glue down LVT herringbone if your priority is quality and longevity. It is very durable, easy to maintain, moisture resistant and gives a more solid, premium finish. Click LVT is a good alternative if you want to keep installation costs lower, while herringbone laminate is the most budget friendly but generally not as moisture resistant or long lasting as good quality LVT. The main additional cost with glue down LVT is the preparation of the subfloor and the more labour intensive installation, but in my opinion it is worth the extra cost for a good quality finish.
Answered21 September 2026
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