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V4 Herringbone Flooring UK 2026: Deco and Tundra Herringbone Guide

Published 2 July 2026 · Updated 6 November 2026

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

V4 is one of the strongest British brands for pattern flooring. Its herringbone and chevron sit across three collections. Most of them come with a plank in the same colour, so you can lay herringbone in a hallway and plank in the room next door and have the two match. This guide walks through each V4 pattern option, how they differ and how to choose.

V4 Herringbone Flooring UK 2026: Deco and Tundra Herringbone Guide – Grosvenor Flooring

Key takeaways

V4 pattern flooring on our site: Deco Herringbone (10 designs), Tundra Herringbone (4), Tundra Chevron (4) and Urban Nature Herringbone (4).
Deco Herringbone has the most colours, including a Black Walnut, on a 14mm board with a 3mm top.
Tundra Herringbone has a deeper 4mm oak top on an 11mm birch ply board. Tundra is the only V4 collection with a chevron.
Urban Nature Herringbone is a large 125 x 600mm block in hand-scraped, UV-oiled oak.
V4 is quoted on request and supplied to order; it is not on display in our showroom.

The four V4 pattern ranges

RangeDesignsPatternOak topBlock sizeMatching plank
Deco Herringbone10Herringbone3mm (oak or walnut)90 x 400mmMost designs
Tundra Herringbone4Herringbone4mm oak70 x 490mmYes, Tundra plank
Tundra Chevron4ChevronOakChevron blocksYes, Tundra plank
Urban Nature Herringbone4Herringbone4mm oak125 x 600mmYes, Urban Nature plank

Deco Herringbone: the widest colour choice

V4 Deco is V4’s design-led collection. Its herringbone is the pick if colour matters most. There are ten herringbone designs on a 14mm multi-layer board with a 3mm top, including Black Walnut (ZB205), the only walnut in the V4 collections we supply. Most Deco herringbone designs have a Deco plank in the same finish. Deco plank and herringbone share one flat price, so you choose on looks alone. Read the V4 Deco collection guide for every design.

Tundra Herringbone: deeper oak on birch ply

V4 Tundra trades colour choice for construction. Its four herringbone designs (Smoked Oak, Seashell, Misty Grey and Thermo Oak) use a 4mm oak top on an 11mm birch ply board. Birch ply is very stable, which makes Tundra a good choice over underfloor heating. The slimmer board also helps where floor height is tight. The 70 x 490mm block is narrower and longer than Deco’s, giving a more elegant, finer pattern. Tundra herringbone costs the same as Deco herringbone.

Tundra Chevron: the statement floor

If you want a chevron rather than a herringbone, Tundra is the V4 collection to look at. The same four colours come as a 45-degree chevron: Smoked Oak (CV103), Seashell (CV104), Misty Grey (CV105) and Thermo Oak (CV106). Chevron costs more than herringbone because the angled cuts waste more timber and the floor takes longer to set out and lay. Smoked Oak is the most expensive of the four.

Urban Nature Herringbone: big blocks, rustic surface

Urban Nature is V4’s newest collection. Its herringbone uses large 125 x 600mm blocks in 15mm oak with a 4mm top, hand-scraped, distressed and UV-oiled, in four colours: Sandstone, Amberwood, Granite Smoke and Shadow Grey. Each has a matching 220mm wide plank. It suits larger rooms and characterful, rustic schemes where a small-block herringbone might look busy.

Herringbone or chevron?

Herringbone is the classic choice: the blocks meet at right angles and the floor reads as traditional, warm and timeless. Chevron is sharper and more contemporary: the blocks are cut at an angle so they meet in a clean point, forming continuous arrows across the room. If you are unsure, herringbone is the safer long-term choice and costs less. Chevron makes the bigger statement.

Fitting V4 herringbone and chevron

All V4 pattern floors are glued down to a flat, dry, well-prepared subfloor. Allow extra material for the pattern (around 10 to 15% for herringbone, more for chevron), which our quote works out from your room sizes. Pattern floors take longer to lay than plank because each block is set out from a centre line and the edges are cut individually. We fit V4 across Altrincham, Manchester and Cheshire using a regular team of fitters we know and trust. We quote the fitting per project.

Buying V4 herringbone from us

We supply V4 on our Approved Gold Account, delivered free and direct from V4. Every V4 product on our site is listed as request a quote. V4 is not on display in our showroom, so we work from V4’s specifications and photographs. To see herringbone and chevron in person, our 24/7 Altrincham Wood Room shows GF herringbone at full size and a Parador herringbone and chevron side by side.

Adam Williams, Managing Director of Grosvenor Flooring

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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

Which V4 herringbone has the most colours?

Deco. It has ten herringbone designs including a Black Walnut.

Which V4 herringbone is best over underfloor heating?

Tundra, thanks to its birch ply core. All V4 floors suit underfloor heating within V4’s limits.

Does V4 make a chevron?

Yes. Tundra comes as a chevron in four colours.

Can I match V4 herringbone with a plank?

Yes. Deco, Tundra and Urban Nature all have a plank in the same colours as the herringbone.

What guarantee does V4 offer?

V4 offers a 35-year domestic guarantee.

Can I see V4 herringbone in your showroom?

No, V4 is supplied to order. Ask us for photographs and specifications of the designs you are considering.

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