Driftwood Herringbone Luxury Vinyl Plank 4.5mm

Driftwood Herringbone: weathered, coastal grey in a parquet layoutDriftwood has the soft, greyed, weathered look of timber washed smooth by the tide — relaxed and coastal, but laid in the structured herringbone zig-zag for a more considered finish. It is a grey with warmth in it, so it feels calm and beachy rather than cold and industrial, and it sits beautifully with linen, rattan, pale stone and soft whites. If you want the coastal look without it feeling too literal, the herringbone layout gives it a quiet sophistication.Where Driftwood works bestAs 100% waterproof luxury vinyl, Driftwood is built for coastal and family homes alike — fine in kitchens, laundries, entries and bathrooms where engineered-timber herringbone cannot go. The weathered, multi-tonal grey is one of the most forgiving floors for hiding sand, salt, crumbs and everyday wear.Made in KoreaDriftwood is 4.5mm thick with a 0.5mm commercial-grade wear layer, P3 slip-rated and AAAC 4-Star for acoustic comfort. It is manufactured in South Korea to a consistent, low-emission standard — a real step up from variable budget vinyl — and it is backed by a lifetime residential / 15-year commercial warranty.Glue-down installationDriftwood is a glue-down floor, which is what keeps the herringbone flat, tight and silent over years of use. A capable DIYer can lay it on a clean, level subfloor, but the angled set-out needs patience — dry-lay from the centre, work in sections with a notched trowel, and allow around 10% extra for cuts. Larger areas are best handed to a professional.FAQsIs Driftwood a cold grey?No — it is a warm, weathered grey with natural tonal variation, so it reads relaxed and coastal rather than stark.Is it good for beach houses and rentals?Ideal — it is waterproof, hard-wearing and hides sandy, salty foot traffic better than almost any other tone.Order a free sample, or browse the full Premium Herringbone range.