HAODIBAN floor has hundreds of floor color patterns, many colors, all styles, here we share the unique four colors we have for you, they are EIR & Henringbone & Painted Bevel & Chevron.
1．EIR
What is EIR?
EIR stands for Embossed-in-Register.
An embossing (stamping) process that produces texture which actually follows the pattern in the design image on vinyl flooring. This technology adds ultimate realism to achieve the look and texture of a natural wood or stone material.
The embossing that creates the indentations must align perfectly with the image of the wood or stone in order to achieve this extremely realistic 3-dimensional appearance.
The embossed physical grain of the wear layer is married to the image film.
2. Henringbone
What is the Herringbone pattern?
The herringbone pattern is an arrangement of rectangles used for floor tiling and road pavement, so named for a fancied resemblance to the bones of a fish such as a herring.
And then it becomes one of the most popular flooring designs in the worl.
Herringbone arranges planks in a zig-zag pattern to produce beautiful results.
3. Painted Bevel
What is Painted Bevel?
This added detail brings dimension and interest to the floor, highlighting each boards' character.
4. Chevron
What is Chevron?
A chevron wood floor features a continuous zig-zag pattern, unlike a herringbone floor. The chevron wood floor is perhaps a more modern choice, with geometric patterns continuously popular in high-end, modern homes. Continuous ‘v’ shapes are what make a chevron wood floor so distinctive. You can create a variety of effects because of this pattern, from stripes to arrows.
