1867 Floors Herringbone Laminate

For the dry rooms of a house, good laminate gives you a convincing wood floor without the price or upkeep of the real thing.

In simple terms: 1867 Floors Herringbone is an 8mm AC4 rated laminate, a practical wood-look floor for dry living areas. We carry it and install it in-house.

Here is what you are actually buying. Herringbone runs an 8mm board, the standard residential thickness, stable underfoot and compatible with most existing subfloors. It carries an AC4 wear rating, a step above standard that holds up to busy family households, hallways, and main floors. It installs with a Valinge angle-and-drop click system, a glue-free floating install that keeps labour costs down and lets the floor be lifted and reused later. Made in Germany, the benchmark for laminate manufacturing, which is your signal that core density and print quality are held to a high standard. It is approved for use over in-floor heating, a common request in Toronto condos and Barrie homes. It is backed by a 25-year residential and 15-year commercial warranty.

That makes Herringbone a practical fit for main floors, hallways, living rooms, and busy family spaces; for rooms that see water, a water-resistant laminate is the better call. The range includes tones such as Ferrara, Calais, Metz, and Toulouse.

Decision line: for a typical main floor, Herringbone has the durability you need; save the water-resistant lines for wet rooms.

Our own in-house team installs 1867 Floors Herringbone across the Toronto and Mississauga area, Barrie, and Simcoe County, never subcontracted. Because it works over in-floor heating, it pairs well with the heating membranes we stock. A floating laminate is only as good as the floor under it, so we level the subfloor, set the right underlayment, and finish the trim. See our laminate installation page.

Worth seeing in person, since grain and sheen read differently across a floor. Herringbone is at our Mississauga and Barrie stores; contact us to check stock, or compare on the vinyl vs laminate guide.