# Solid Oak Chevron Parquet

> Prime grade European solid oak chevron parquet, 18mm thick, forming a continuous V pattern. Supplied to flooring trade partners across Australia and NZ.

- URL: https://timbo.com.au/products/solid-oak-chevron-parquet
- Publisher: Timbo (https://timbo.com.au) – trade supplier of European oak floorboards to partners in Australia and New Zealand
- Last updated: 2026-10-14
- Contact (email only): partnerships@timbo.com.au

## Key facts

- Prime grade European solid oak, 18mm thick, natural brown.
- Two sizes: 710 × 123 × 18mm (standard) and 820 × 123 × 18mm (large).
- Chevron: block ends are cut at an angle so the pattern forms a continuous V.
- Supplied to trade partners in Australia and New Zealand; homeowners buy through a Timbo partner.

## Specifications

| Specification | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Species | European oak |
| Grade | Prime |
| Construction | Solid timber, 18mm |
| Standard size | 710 × 123 × 18mm |
| Large size | 820 × 123 × 18mm |
| Colour | Natural brown |
| Pattern | Chevron (angled ends, continuous V) |
| Box coverage | Ask Timbo for current box coverage |
| Use | Residential and commercial interiors |

## Overview

**Chevron** is the refined cousin of herringbone. The blocks have **angled ends**, so when they're laid the ends meet along a straight centre line and form a continuous **V**. The effect is crisp and directional – it leads the eye down a hallway or across a room.

Timbo chevron parquet is milled from **Prime grade European oak** as **18mm solid** blocks, so the floor can be sanded and refinished many times.

## Where chevron works best

- **Hallways and entries**, with the V pointing along the corridor.
- **Living and dining rooms**, aligned with the main view or the longest wall.
- **Boutique retail, hospitality and offices**, where a strong pattern adds character.

## Partner notes

- Set out a dead-straight centre line – every joint in the pattern aligns to it.
- Check the slab or subfloor is flat and dry before gluing. See [installing parquet over a concrete slab](https://timbo.com.au/guides/installing-parquet-over-concrete-slab).
- Allow extra material for perimeter cuts. See [herringbone layout and waste](https://timbo.com.au/guides/herringbone-layout-and-waste) – the same principles apply to chevron.

**See and feel the oak:** Free samples for trade partners and their clients. Tell us the product and where to send it. → https://timbo.com.au/samples

## Photos

- ![Solid Oak Chevron Parquet](https://timbo.com.au/assets/img/legacy/sample-4-1.webp)
- ![Solid Oak Chevron Parquet – photo 2](https://timbo.com.au/assets/img/legacy/sample-4-2.webp)
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- ![Solid Oak Chevron Parquet – photo 8](https://timbo.com.au/assets/img/legacy/sample-4-8.webp)
- ![Solid Oak Chevron Parquet – photo 9](https://timbo.com.au/assets/img/legacy/sample-4-9.webp)
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- ![Solid Oak Chevron Parquet – photo 11](https://timbo.com.au/assets/img/legacy/sample-4-11.webp)
- ![Solid Oak Chevron Parquet – photo 12](https://timbo.com.au/assets/img/legacy/sample-4-12.webp)
- ![Solid Oak Chevron Parquet – photo 13](https://timbo.com.au/assets/img/legacy/sample-4-13.webp)

## Downloads

- [Solid Oak Chevron Parquet – brochure (PDF, 3 pages)](https://timbo.com.au/assets/docs/timbo-solid-oak-chevron-parquet-brochure.pdf)
- [Solid Oak Parquet (unfinished) – brochure (PDF, 3 pages)](https://timbo.com.au/assets/docs/timbo-solid-oak-parquet-unfinished-brochure.pdf)

## Frequently asked questions

### What is the difference between chevron and herringbone?

In herringbone, square-ended blocks meet end-to-side in a staggered zigzag. In chevron, the ends are cut at an angle, so blocks meet point-to-point in a continuous V. Chevron reads as cleaner and more directional. See [herringbone vs chevron](https://timbo.com.au/compare/herringbone-vs-chevron).

### Is chevron harder to install than herringbone?

Chevron needs precise set-out because every joint lines up along the centre of the V, so any error is easy to see. Experienced parquet installers handle both. Labour for patterned floors is usually higher than for straight boards.

### Which direction should chevron point?

Most designers run the V along the longest line of sight – down a hallway or towards a window or view – so the pattern draws the eye through the space.

### Where can I buy Timbo chevron parquet?

Through a [Timbo partner](https://timbo.com.au/partners/find-a-partner). Trade businesses can [apply for wholesale pricing](https://timbo.com.au/pages/be-our-business-partner).

## Related pages

- [Chevron parquet flooring](https://timbo.com.au/collections/chevron-parquet) – Solid European oak chevron parquet flooring, Prime grade, 18mm. Blocks with angled ends form a continuous V. Supplied to trade partners in Australia and NZ.
- [Herringbone vs chevron flooring: differences, cost and which to choose](https://timbo.com.au/compare/herringbone-vs-chevron) – Herringbone vs chevron flooring compared – block shape, look, cost per m², installation, waste and which suits your room. Solid oak parquet guide for AU and NZ.
- [Chevron flooring guide](https://timbo.com.au/guides/chevron-flooring-guide) – Chevron flooring guide: how the continuous V pattern works, block angles, solid vs engineered chevron, layout, installation, finishes and costs in Australia.