Tradition Laminate Flooring

Named lines, not colours, are what organise this range: Whisperwood, Luminwood, Wintermere, Aurum, Silvergrove, Nightfall, Emberfell, Moonwood, Dawnmist, Mistbound, and Sunspire, each in oak effect.

Standard and Deluxe tiers

Two tiers run through most of these lines: a standard 8mm plank at 197x1218mm, and a thicker 12mm Deluxe version at 238x1515mm. The same split carries through to herringbone, where standard blocks measure 100x8x600mm and Deluxe steps up to 100x12x600mm. Deluxe brings a firmer feel underfoot, and the larger board or block means fewer joints across the room once it's down, a genuinely premium result.

Herringbone lines

Silvergrove, Nightfall, Emberfell, Moonwood, Dawnmist, Mistbound, and Sunspire, all available as herringbone, giving real pattern and character to any room.

Versailles and Victorian Tile patterns

Whisperwood and Luminwood come in a Versailles pattern, large 405x805mm panels that combine multiple wood-plank shapes within one repeating tile. Wintermere and Aurum come in a Victorian Tile pattern, a striking historic-style repeating layout. Both formats give a genuinely distinctive floor.

Fitting

All formats click together for a floating installation over underlay, straightforward for a confident DIY fit or a professional installation.

FAQ

What's the difference between standard and Deluxe in this range?
Deluxe is thicker (12mm vs 8mm) and uses a larger board or block size, giving a firmer feel underfoot and fewer joints across a room.

What's the difference between the Versailles and Victorian Tile patterns?
Versailles panels (Whisperwood, Luminwood) combine multiple plank shapes within one repeating tile. Victorian Tile (Wintermere, Aurum) is a different historic-style repeating pattern.

Are Tradition laminate lines easy to fit?
Yes, all formats click together for a floating installation over underlay.