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Parador Ranges Guide

Published 6 July 2026 · Updated 6 November 2026

Reviewed by our team, led by Adam Williams, Managing Director

Parador’s engineered wood catalogue runs to 104 products across nine named series. The best way to work out which range suits your project is to see the boards in daylight. Five Parador ranges are on display in our Altrincham Wood Room: Classic 3025, Classic 3060, Trendtime 3 (herringbone), Trendtime 4 and a chevron. This guide covers each of those ranges in detail, places them against the wider Parador catalogue and explains how to narrow down your choice. For the brand overview across all nine series, see our Parador flooring review UK.

In this article

Parador Classic 3025
Parador Classic 3060
Parador Trendtime 3 (Herringbone)
Parador Trendtime 4
Parador Chevron
The Five Ranges on Display Compared
Parador Ranges Not on Display
How to Narrow Down Parador Before Your Visit
Frequently Asked Questions
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Key takeaways

Five Parador ranges are on display in our Altrincham Wood Room: Classic 3025, Classic 3060, Trendtime 3 (herringbone), Trendtime 4 and a chevron. The full Parador engineered wood catalogue is available to order on a quote, supply only or supply and fit.

The five ranges on display cover the value-premium to design-led tiers of the Parador price ladder, which is where most Parador buyers end up. The flagship ranges (Trendtime 10, Harmonia and Maradune) are available to order.

All five ranges carry Parador’s 25-year residential warranty. Installing to Parador’s guidelines is part of the terms.

All five ranges are suitable for underfloor heating up to Parador’s 27C surface temperature limit.

Parador samples are for viewing in the showroom and are not posted out. For ranges we do not have on display (Basic 11-5, Trendtime 6, Trendtime 10, Harmonia and Maradune), we work from Parador’s specifications and photographs.

Parador Classic 3025

Classic 3025 sits in Parador’s value-premium tier. It is the sharpest step-up from the Basic 11-5 entry series and delivers the specification most Parador buyers land on when the brief is “real engineered oak from a premium European brand at accessible pricing”.

Classic 3025 Construction and Specification

Classic 3025’s core specification points:

Construction: Multi-layer engineered oak
Oak wear layer: 2.5mm sawn oak top layer (the “3025” naming reflects the 2.5mm dimension embedded in the series code)
Format spread: 3-strip and Wide plank
Wood species: Oak
Naming convention: Wine grape varieties (Malbec, Chianti)
Colour finishes: Natural, light-whitewashed
Underfloor heating: Compatible
Warranty: 25 years residential

Classic 3025 Product Line-Up

Named products in the Classic 3025 range include:

Oak Malbec 3-strip in natural finish. The reference calm-toned oak specification. Sits well against contemporary and traditional interiors alike.
Oak Malbec 3-strip in light-whitewashed finish. Pale-warm oak reading with a subtle white treatment across the surface.
Oak Chianti Wide plank in natural finish. Wider-format Classic 3025 with warm oak character.
Oak Chianti Wide plank in light-whitewashed finish. Wide-format pale-warm oak specification.

Where Classic 3025 Fits in a Real Project

Classic 3025 specifies well on projects where the buyer wants real engineered oak from a premium European brand at accessible pricing, the 2.5mm oak wear layer matters for re-sanding potential and the wine-grape naming vocabulary reads as design-forward without being pretentious. Full pricing framework in our Parador flooring prices guide.

Parador Classic 3060

Classic 3060 sits in Parador’s design-led tier. It steps up from Classic 3025 into a larger board format and adds the Wide plank dominant format spread that pairs well with design-led interior schemes.

Classic 3060 Construction and Specification

Classic 3060 shares the core Classic-series engineering with a larger-format focus:

Construction: Multi-layer engineered oak
Format spread: Wide plank dominant with some 3-strip
Wood species: Oak
Naming convention: Wine grape varieties continuing (Soave, Sauvignon)
Colour finishes: Natural, white and light-whitewashed variants
Underfloor heating: Compatible
Warranty: 25 years residential

Classic 3060 Product Line-Up

Named products in the Classic 3060 range include:

Oak Soave Wide plank in natural finish. Warm oak reading in the larger-format Classic specification.
Oak Soave Wide plank in white finish. Pale contemporary reading on the larger board.
Oak Sauvignon 3-strip in light-whitewashed finish. Classic 3060 3-strip variant with the light-whitewashed treatment.

Where Classic 3060 Fits in a Real Project

Classic 3060 is the Classic-series buyer’s step-up when the specification calls for larger plank scale at design-led rather than flagship pricing. It works particularly well in open-plan living spaces, kitchen-diners and reception rooms where a wider board format establishes the floor as a design element without pushing all the way into Trendtime series pricing.

Parador Trendtime 3 (Herringbone)

Trendtime 3 is Parador’s herringbone specialist. The engineered wood variant delivers the flagship Parador herringbone specification and is on display for buyers whose brief includes any pattern-format flooring.

Trendtime 3 Construction and Specification

The Trendtime 3 engineered wood herringbone specification:

Construction: Multi-layer engineered oak
Format: Herringbone (7 products in the current UK range)
Wood species: Oak
Grading: Living (allows visible oak character)
Surface options: Matt lacquer, Natural oil plus
Joint pattern: 4-sided mini bevel (M4V)
Underfloor heating: Compatible up to 27 degrees C surface temperature
Warranty: 25 years residential

Trendtime 3 Product Line-Up

Named products in the Trendtime 3 herringbone engineered wood range include Oak cream (Matt lacquer), Oak Pure (Natural oil plus) and the Oak Studioline, Oak Skyline, Oak Oxford, Oak Regent and Oak Mont Blanc families. Full detail in our dedicated Parador herringbone flooring hub.

Where Trendtime 3 Fits in a Real Project

Trendtime 3 engineered wood herringbone is the answer for buyers whose brief calls for herringbone from Parador. The Living grading, the 4-sided micro-bevel joint pattern and the choice between Matt lacquer and Natural oil plus surface treatments combine to deliver a design-forward pattern floor at Parador’s design-led tier pricing. Full herringbone installation context is in our herringbone flooring guide.

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Parador Trendtime 4

Trendtime 4 is Parador’s Wide plank trend-forward series. Italian region naming (Molvina, Lugana) reflects the design-led aesthetic identity.

Trendtime 4 Construction and Specification

Trendtime 4’s specification points:

Construction: Multi-layer engineered oak
Format: Wide plank
Wood species: Oak
Naming convention: Italian region references (Molvina, Lugana)
Colour finishes: Natural, light-whitewashed and design-led variants
Underfloor heating: Compatible
Warranty: 25 years residential

Trendtime 4 Product Line-Up

Named products in the Trendtime 4 range include:

Oak Molvina natural Wide plank. Natural warm oak reading in Trendtime 4’s design-forward wide-plank format.
Oak Lugana natural Wide plank. Alternative natural oak specification in the Trendtime 4 vocabulary.
Oak Lugana light-whitewashed Wide plank. Pale-warm oak reading with the light-whitewashed surface treatment.

Where Trendtime 4 Fits in a Real Project

Trendtime 4 is where Parador buyers landing on wide-plank format specifications at design-led tier pricing tend to find the closest match. It sits above Classic 3060 on design-forward aesthetic language and below the premium Trendtime 6, Trendtime 10 and flagship Harmonia and Maradune ranges on wear layer depth.

Parador Chevron

Parador’s chevron 45 degrees format runs across the wider engineered wood range as a pattern format that sits alongside Trendtime 3 herringbone as the second pattern-format option in the Parador catalogue. We hold a Chevron sample in the Wood Room specifically to let buyers compare the chevron pattern side-by-side against Trendtime 3 herringbone under the same lighting.

Chevron Construction and Specification

Chevron 45 degrees in the Parador engineered wood range sits across the Trendtime and Classic families with the following consistent specification points:

Construction: Multi-layer engineered oak

Format: Chevron 45 degrees (6 products in the current UK engineered wood range)

Wood species: Oak

Underfloor heating: Compatible

Warranty: 25 years residential

Where Chevron Fits in a Real Project

Chevron specifies when the buyer wants the visual rhythm of a pattern floor but prefers the cleaner angular geometry of a V-formation over the interlocking Z-formation of classical herringbone. It reads as more architectural and modern than herringbone in most interior schemes. Setting-out and fitting labour are materially higher than either herringbone or straight plank because the 45-degree cut geometry has to be maintained precisely along both the pattern centreline and the wall boundaries. Full chevron and herringbone comparison in our Parador herringbone flooring hub.

The Five Ranges on Display Compared

The five Parador ranges on display each suit a different kind of project. The comparison below is the fastest way to shortlist for your brief.

Range	Format	Naming vocabulary	Price tier	Best for
Classic 3025	3-strip + Wide plank	Wine grape (Malbec, Chianti)	Value-premium	Real oak from a premium European brand at accessible pricing with 2.5mm oak wear layer
Classic 3060	Wide plank + some 3-strip	Wine grape (Soave, Sauvignon)	Design-led	Larger board format Classic at design-led rather than flagship pricing
Trendtime 3	Herringbone	Places (Studioline, Skyline, Oxford, Regent, Mont Blanc, Oak cream, Oak Pure)	Design-led	Real oak herringbone from Parador with Matt lacquer or Natural oil plus finish
Trendtime 4	Wide plank	Italian regions (Molvina, Lugana)	Design-led	Wide-plank design-led oak at Parador’s trend-forward aesthetic
Chevron	Chevron 45 degrees	Across Trendtime and Classic families	Design-led to premium	V-formation pattern flooring where architectural geometry matters more than traditional herringbone

Parador Ranges Not on Display

These Parador engineered wood series are not on display in the Wood Room but are available to order through Grosvenor on a quote. We work from Parador’s specifications and photographs for them.

Basic 11-5. Parador’s entry-tier engineered wood series in 3-strip and Wide plank formats. Wine grape naming vocabulary shared with Classic 3025.

Trendtime 6. Extended Trendtime series across formats. The engineered wood variant sits at the design-forward end of Parador’s range.

Trendtime 10. Premium Wide plank Trendtime series with nature-inspired naming (Oak Terra, Oak Sienna). Flagship-tier spec within the Trendtime family.

Harmonia and Maradune. The two new sustainability-forward flagship collections. Harmonia carries a 13mm plank thickness with 3.6mm oak top layer and extra matt lacquered surface. Maradune adds Parador’s SurfaceONE technology with desert-region naming (Kalahari, Tanami, Savanna).

Full spec detail across the wider range is in our Parador flooring review UK.

How to Narrow Down Parador Before Your Visit

Standing in the Wood Room with five Parador ranges, our GF own-brand range and the Kahrs boards can be a lot to take in on one visit. The quickest approach is to answer three questions before you go.

1. Straight plank, herringbone or chevron? This settles the format. Straight plank buyers focus on Classic 3025, Classic 3060 and Trendtime 4. Herringbone buyers head to Trendtime 3. Chevron buyers compare the Parador chevron with the Trendtime 3 herringbone in the same light.

2. Warm-natural or pale-contemporary tone? This resolves colour direction. Warm-natural buyers focus on the “natural” finish variants across ranges. Pale-contemporary buyers focus on the “light-whitewashed”, “white” and “Matt lacquer cream” finish variants.

3. Value-premium or design-led budget? This resolves tier. Value-premium buyers focus on Classic 3025. Design-led buyers can span Classic 3060, Trendtime 3, Trendtime 4 and Chevron freely.

Answering those three questions before your visit usually narrows the Parador shortlist to two or three boards to compare in detail.

Who leads our guides

Adam Williams

Managing Director, Grosvenor Flooring

Adam Williams is Managing Director of Grosvenor Flooring in Altrincham. He sets the standards our guides are written to and guides the team that reviews them, so the advice matches the floors we supply, the manufacturers' specifications and the way the fitters we work with install them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why are only five Parador ranges on display?

The five ranges cover Parador’s value-premium and design-led tiers, which is where most Parador buyers end up. Rather than spread the display thinly across all nine series, we show the ranges most buyers shortlist. The other series (Basic 11-5, Trendtime 6, Trendtime 10, Harmonia and Maradune) are available to order. We work from Parador’s specifications and photographs for those.

Can I order any Parador product even if you don’t sample it?

Yes. The full 104-product Parador engineered wood catalogue plus the wider Modular One, Vinyl, Laminate and Taterra families are available for supply through Grosvenor as an approved Parador retailer.

Are the flagship Harmonia and Maradune collections on display?

Not currently. Harmonia (13mm plank, 3.6mm oak top layer, extra matt lacquer) and Maradune (SurfaceONE technology, desert-region names) are available to order. We can talk you through them from Parador’s specifications and photographs.

Is there a difference between the Classic 3025 3-strip and Wide plank?

Format only. The 3-strip Classic 3025 shows two visible dividing lines along the length of each board where the three oak strips are jointed side-by-side. The Wide plank Classic 3025 is single-strip with a continuous oak face across the full board width. Construction and specification are consistent across both formats.

Which Parador range on display works best for underfloor heating?

All five ranges on display are suitable for underfloor heating up to Parador’s 27C surface temperature limit. Classic 3025 and Classic 3060 suit whole-floor underfloor heating particularly well because the multi-layer construction copes well with heating cycles. Full guidance is in our engineered wood and underfloor heating guide.

Can I visit and compare all five ranges?

Yes. All five Parador ranges are on display in the Altrincham Wood Room. Access is 24/7 through the smart-lock system. Samples are for viewing in the showroom and are not posted out.

Which range gives the best value?

For plank-format buyers Classic 3025 delivers 2.5mm oak wear layer at value-premium tier pricing. For herringbone buyers Trendtime 3 engineered wood delivers Parador’s flagship herringbone specification at design-led tier. Full pricing framework in our Parador flooring prices guide.

Ready to Specify a Parador Range?

Send your Parador enquiry with the range you are interested in (or ask us to shortlist from a project brief), room dimensions, format (plank, herringbone or chevron), colour direction and timeline. Visit the Altrincham Wood Room to compare the five ranges in person. Parador is bought through our showroom on a quote, supply only or supply and fit across Altrincham, Manchester and Cheshire.