Lvt Laying Patterns

Where to start?

It can be a tricky decision deciding on how you'll be laying your new floor, but there’s no need to worry, we have got you covered.

Start with considering the size of the room. For example, if you’re looking to make a small bathroom look bigger, why not go for a larger plank at an angle? In large areas of the home, try laying planks and tiles on a 45-degree angle or a herringbone for extra impact. For an even more unique floor, you can combine laying patterns, such as plank and herringbone, or create a rug effect design for impact.

Different Laying Patterns

Small Herringbone

Angled 45 Degree Wood Plank

Angled 45 Degree Stone Tile 

Basketweave-SBW-RL12

Block Plank AP01

Brick Bond Tile-LM15

Chevron Plank-KAL14 Apex

Combining Laying Patterns

Herringbone Plank-VGW122T

Herringbone Tile-ST19

Random Panel-LM03

Rug Effect

Ship Decking Plank-RL23

Straight Lay Tile-ST15

Straight Lay Plank-RL05