Porto Herringbone LVT Flooring

Discover the modern elegance of Porto Herringbone LVT — a timeless design that perfectly combines contemporary style with classic craftsmanship. This herringbone pattern has become one of today's most sought-after flooring trends, and thanks to its subtle knots and lifelike texture, it's almost indistinguishable from real wood.

The 7 mm click version features an integrated 10 dB sound-reducing underlay, making it an excellent choice for apartments and multi-level homes. The durable 0.55 mm wear layer ensures long-lasting protection against scratches and daily wear. Porto Herringbone is not only stylish but also practical — water-resistant, easy to maintain, and suitable for underfloor heating.

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Specifications — Porto Herringbone Dryback

• Type : Glue-down (Dryback)

• Total thickness : 2.5 mm

• Wear layer : 0.55 mm

• Plank size : 59.5 × 11.9 cm

• m² per pack : 1,133

• Panels per pack : 16

• Bevel : 4-sided micro-bevel

• Surface structure : Natural embossed (EIR)

• Underfloor heating : Suitable (if subfloor is dry)

• Thermal resistance (R-value) : 0.04 m² K/W

• Use class residential : 23 – Heavy domestic use

• Use class commercial : 34 – Intensive commercial use

• Anti-slip : Yes

• Fire classification : Bfl-s1

• Formaldehyde emission : E1

• Castor wheel suitability : A – Intensive commercial use

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Specifications Porto Herringbone Click

• Type : Click system (Silent Rigid Click)

• Integrated underlay : IXPE

• Total thickness : 7.0 mm

• Wear layer : 0.55 mm

• Plank size : 60.0 × 15 cm

• m² per pack : 0.900

• Panels per pack : 10

• Bevel : 4-sided micro-bevel

• Surface structure : Natural embossed (EIR)

• Underfloor heating : Suitable (if subfloor is dry)

• Thermal resistance (R-value) : 0.06 m² K/W

• Use class residential : 23 – Heavy domestic use

• Use class commercial : 34 – Intensive commercial use

• Contact sound reduction : 10 dB

• Anti-slip : Yes

• Fire classification : Bfl-s1

• Formaldehyde emission : E1

• Castor wheel suitability : B – Domestic use