
A historic classic for modern spaces
The herringbone pattern effortlessly brings naturalness and atmosphere into open, light-filled rooms.
The herringbone pattern is an enduring classic of historic buildings — no other laying design brings naturalness and atmosphere into a room as effortlessly. Manor's nine timeless wood decors are paired with Classen's advanced megaloc twin system: unlike traditional herringbone floors, it requires no separate left- and right-hand planks and can be installed as a floating floor.

The herringbone pattern effortlessly brings naturalness and atmosphere into open, light-filled rooms.

The Isowaxx wax layer smooths the joints — the squeaking of old herringbone floors is a thing of the past.

With the Megaloc Twin system it can be laid glue-free, as a floating floor, using only “A” planks.
Each layer serves a specific purpose: wear resistance, a true-to-life wood look, dimensional stability and a warp-free, durable build.
Matt, AC5 wear-resistant top protective layer for a durable appearance
True wood-effect surface with a lifelike wood design
Stable, dimensionally accurate carrier layer beneath the herringbone planks
Balances the plank and prevents warping
The result of years of development: the megaloc twin click system, Isowaxx and AquaProtect technology together make herringbone installation easier, quieter and more durable.
An evolution of the patented megaloc system — it makes the herringbone floor installable as a floating, glue-free click covering.
Unlike traditional herringbone floors, no separate left- and right-hand planks are needed — “A” elements fit on every side, keeping installation waste to a minimum.
An extra wax layer applied to the longitudinal edges reduces friction between the planks — the characteristic creaking of old herringbone floors is gone for good.
Special impregnation along the edges prevents water from reaching the gaps in the floor — protecting against splashed water and edge swelling.
A high AC5 wear-resistance rating and a matt, true wood-effect surface — a durable look in both residential and higher-traffic spaces.
The surface resists water for 48 hours, so everyday minor accidents cause no trouble — there is time to wipe it up.
The laying direction significantly shapes the mood of a room, because different directions break the light in the herringbone pattern differently — all three variants give an elegant, distinctive character.
Visually lengthens the room and gives a calm, uniform surface.
Makes the space look wider — particularly advantageous in narrow rooms.
Adds varied contrast and a unique character as it breaks the light differently.
The Manor herringbone floor comes with an underlay, colour-matched skirting and a profile system — from one supplier, from stock.

A sound-insulating underlay beneath the laminate floor — it improves walking noise, levels out minor unevenness in the subfloor and protects the planks.

Skirting matched to the Manor decors for a finished, uniform look where the wall meets the floor.

Neat, dimensionally accurate finishing at doors, room boundaries and expansion joints — a complete profile system from one supplier.
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