Chevron engineered hardwood for refined geometric interiors
Chevron uses wood pieces with angled ends that meet in continuous V-shaped points. The pattern creates a clean directional rhythm suited to entrances, living areas and design-focused residential spaces. HardwoodLA’s current chevron catalog includes 5-inch American White Oak options with wire-brushed surfaces.
How to compare the collection
Compare the available product colors first, then review the grade and technical information listed on each product page. Grade availability varies by product. Confirm construction, thickness, veneer thickness, box coverage and manufacturer specifications before choosing material.
Planning samples, layout and quantities
Order physical samples to review color and grain in the project lighting. Chevron alignment, room geometry, border details and installation direction can affect the material allowance, so the installer should confirm final quantities. For project pricing, provide the approximate square footage and delivery area.
Chevron flooring questions
What is chevron flooring?
Chevron flooring uses pieces with angled ends that meet point to point, forming a continuous series of V shapes.
How is chevron different from herringbone?
Chevron forms aligned V-shaped points. Herringbone uses rectangular pieces with staggered joints that create a broken zigzag.
Which wood species are available in this collection?
The current HardwoodLA chevron collection includes American White Oak products.
Can I order samples before selecting a floor?
Yes. Reviewing samples in the project lighting helps compare product color, grain and surface character.
How much extra material is needed for chevron?
The allowance depends on room geometry, layout direction and installation details. The installer should calculate the final quantity for the specific project.
