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Browse CollectionsChevron flooring cuts each block at an angle so the planks meet in a continuous, arrow-sharp V: a more contemporary, tailored take on parquet than herringbone. In engineered oak and premium LVT it creates a real sense of length and movement across a room.
Over a levelled timber floor, engineered oak moves less across a ventilated void than solid board would, and it suits the roomier semis around Acton and Maesydre. In a rented terrace – and over a third of homes here are rented – Laminate Flooring is the more practical call.
The clean directional lines feel modern and considered, making a floor look bespoke and drawing the whole space together. A ground floor at Brynyffynnon or Cartrefle runs colder than the room and trades moisture with it all season; the later stock does not. Condition boards where they will live.
Wrexham grew on the collieries and the breweries, and much of the terraced stock dates from those years: suspended timber at ground level over a void, wanting levelling before anything is laid. Semis and detached houses make up the bulk of the stock, while the later housing towards Brymbo is more often solid. Within that mix, chevron flooring earns its place above all in living rooms, hallways and open-plan spaces.
Every home is different, but clear patterns run through the Wrexham projects we supply:
Terraced streets from the coal and brewing years: The terraces around Brynyffynnon and Cartrefle went up with the coal and brewing trade, and at ground level they are timber laid over an open void. Levelling is the whole of the preparation and it comes before any choice of finish; engineered wood settles best over boards like those.
Brymbo and the colliery villages: The former colliery villages are later building and more often solid underneath, so an order at Brymbo or Coedpoeth needs its own survey rather than a copy of the one from town. Take a moisture reading there instead of a straightedge, and SPC follows from what it says.
When the floor is the landlord’s to renew: Social renting is high in Wrexham and private renting has grown as well, which leaves much of the housing answering to a landlord. Such a floor is judged by what putting it right will cost, so one LVT runs through the whole property and a spare box stays in the cupboard.
Living rooms at Borras Park and Acton: Semis and detached houses together make up most of Wrexham, and ownership remains the largest tenure despite all that letting. A living room in one of those belongs to whoever intends to stay, and engineered oak is worth the difference there in a way it never is on a turnover job.
We deliver across Wrexham and North Wales (LL postcodes) from our UK warehouse. Most in-stock orders arrive within a timeframe that depends on the delivery postcode.
We supply chevron flooring across Rhosddu, Acton, Borras and Gwersyllt and the LL postcode area. Not sure which finish suits your light and layout? Order two or three samples to your Wrexham address, from £1.99, and compare them at home before you commit.
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