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Chevron Parquet Flooring in Fife

Chevron blocks are cut at an angle so they meet in a continuous zigzag point, unlike herringbone where square-ended blocks interlock. That angled cut is the reason chevron costs more per square metre — and the reason it looks sharper and more directional.

CUT
Angled ends, typically 45° or 60°
EFFECT
Strong directional line — lengthens narrow rooms
COST
Higher material cost than herringbone in the same species
BEST IN
Hallways, long living rooms, open-plan spaces

Choosing between chevron and herringbone

Herringbone reads as classic and busy; chevron reads as contemporary and calm because the eye follows one continuous line. In a narrow Fife hallway, running the chevron point away from the front door visually lengthens the space.

If you are matching or extending existing period parquet, it will almost certainly be herringbone — chevron is rare in Scottish period housing.

What the quote includes

  • Subfloor preparation and moisture testing
  • Setting out and a dry lay of the first rows before any adhesive
  • Perimeter border or expansion detail to suit the room
  • Threshold bars, beading and skirting reinstatement

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