Floor Laying Styles
Different ways of laying the floor
Different patterns for different folks
The straight pattern is the most common but there are also other ways of laying the floor.
The Chevron pattern feature elegant lines that intersect like fish bone.
The neat rows of the Straight pattern create a sense of calm and reserve.
Alternating shades of vinyl flooring as well as different colors, textures and angles give plain flooring a visual variety that adds interest to the spatial aesthetics.
Straight lay
The Parquet pattern creates a regular, linear look, resulting in
a visually ordered yet dynamic effect.
Diagonal Pattern
The Diagonal pattern creates a designer space that feels more energetic. Planks are often laid at 45-degree angle to the baseline. The woodgrain and diagonal lines make the space feel more spacious and interesting.
Staggered Pattern
The Staggered laying method creates a random pattern by offsetting the end joints. The method is easier for DIY installers to do and offers more flexibility. Certain arrangements and ratios must nevertheless be followed to avoid a jumbled mess and create a more natural and harmonious effect.
Chevron Pattern
The Chevron pattern is a classic laying method. The V-shaped pattern is both stylish and retro at the same time.The resulting floor has a rich sense of depth that does not comes as monotonous. Chevron pattern requires precise measuring and cutting. It is more difficult to install and there may be greater material attrition as well.
Parquet
This is a basic laying method whose chief advantage is the bold and simple lines.It gives the floor a more orderly look and its square arrangement reduces waste.
Parquet Pattern
The Parquet pattern creates a visual impression of strength and order. It can feel monotonous and conservative over large areas.