Herringbone Flooring in Kew: Planning the Pattern for Your House
How to plan herringbone in a Kew house: pattern direction in long halls, borders around fireplaces and old walls, colour choice and the extra material to order.
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Timber flooring advice for homes in Balwyn, Kew, Hawthorn, Box Hill, Doncaster, Camberwell and nearby suburbs in Melbourne’s east.
How to plan herringbone in a Kew house: pattern direction in long halls, borders around fireplaces and old walls, colour choice and the extra material to order.
Read the guideWhen a 2200 × 220 mm oak board suits a big open-plan Balwyn North rebuild, which way to run it, and what the subfloor has to be like first.
Read the guideMost Surrey Hills weatherboards and interwar houses sit on stumps. Here is what to check under and on the old floor before new timber goes down.
Read the guideVictorian or Edwardian house in Hawthorn? How to decide between restoring the original boards and laying engineered oak or herringbone over them.
Read the guideWhat our 12 mm click laminate is, where it suits Burwood's rentals, units and townhouses, and when engineered oak is the better buy.
Read the guideChoosing between Blackbutt, Spotted Gum and Victorian Ash for a Deepdene bungalow or interwar home, and whether to go smooth or matte brushed.
Read the guideHow engineered oak goes into Balwyn's post-war brick veneer and 1960s-70s family homes, from the subfloor under the carpet to picking a board size and tone.
Read the guideA step-by-step guide to putting a timber-look floor into a Box Hill apartment, from reading the owners corporation rules to choosing between laminate and engineered oak.
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