Chevron Wood Flooring

Chevron wood flooring is a geometric pattern made from angled blocks that meet to form a continuous v shape across the floor. The style is sometimes called Hungarian Point, after the angled ends of each block. Ted Todd chevron blocks are 85 to 90mm wide and are available in a range of colours, textures and finishes. With Ted Todd’s range of tones, hues and colours, chevron wood floors can be worked seamlessly into any design to create the effect you desire, regardless of the complexity of your project. Our Chevron blocks are 85-90mm wide.

The main difference from one chevron wood floor to the next is the angle at which you lay them. You can use a 35 or 45-degree angle, both of which create a classic French look with slight differences when covering the expanse of a room. Chevron floors also have different dimensions. You can use short and skinny chevrons, which make small and narrow spaces appear larger to the eye as they repeat. Alternatively, you can experiment with longer chevrons which are an ideal choice for larger spaces that want to feel more intimate. Chevron wood flooring is available in a variety of colours and textures, with different edge details punctuating each block. The best way to decide what characteristics you want your chevron floor to have is to consider the space you are trying to create. If you are designing a traditional room, more textured woods with traditional hand rolled edges give an organic look that pays homage to flooring which has been used for centuries. Alternatively, if you are creating a contemporary space, smoother floors with sharp micro bevelled edges are an inspired choice, with sharp lines and subtle surfaces providing a modern feel.

Chevron oak flooring’s signature and versatile ‘V’ shape design can be used to create powerful aesthetics, making it one of the most-loved wood flooring formats to design with. In large spaces, chevron oak flooring can add impact in small rooms, effortlessly creating a feeling of spaciousness. Combining a range of Ted Todd tones together, you can create unique patterned designs making your design a one-of-a-kind. Use subtle combinations of organic shades for a classic look or add a modern twist by selecting an mix of bright contemporary colours. Chevron flooring can even be combined with planks to create a border between each diagonal. This is an interesting modern choice which is rarely seen, and lends itself particularly well to commercial spaces.

Both patterns use angled blocks, but the joins are different. Chevron blocks are cut at an angle and meet edge to edge, forming a continuous, unbroken v shape. Herringbone blocks have square ends and are laid at right angles to each other, creating a broken, zigzag pattern rather than a continuous line.

Most Ted Todd chevron floors are suitable for use over underfloor heating, thanks to their engineered construction. We recommend checking the specification of the individual floor you are considering, as this can vary across the range.

Chevron floors are typically laid at a 35 or 45 degree angle. Both create the classic chevron look, with only subtle differences in how the pattern reads across a room.

Yes. Chevron flooring can be combined with plank sections to create a border between the angled pattern and the surrounding floor, an approach that works particularly well in commercial spaces and larger rooms.