Laying patterns
Chevron, point de Hongrie
Planks with ends cut on the bias, at 45 or 60 degrees, butted into a continuous line of points. Large rooms, perspective, classic elegance.
In short
- Planks cut on the bias
- A continuous line of points
- Precise angle cuts on every plank
When to choose it
Large rooms, perspective, classic elegance.
Points to watch
Precise angle cuts on every plank, or factory pre-cut planks; more waste.
How we do it
Layout centred on the room's axis, invisible angle joints.
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