Polyflor Camaro Wood Luxury Vinyl Flooring

Polyflor Camaro Wood is one of the most format-rich vinyl ranges available, spanning standard planks, Rigid Core planks, herringbone, and both small and large parquet blocks. With named tones running from pale Naked Blond and Cashmere Oak through Waterside, Sienna and Wild Amber to deeper Boathouse and Westchester, it's a genuinely comprehensive range covering both classic and contemporary wood-look styles.

Key Features

• Multiple formats — standard planks, 5.5mm Rigid Core planks, herringbone blocks, and small and large parquet
• Extensive named tonal range, from pale Naked Blond and Cashmere through Waterside, Sienna and Astoria to deep Boathouse and Westchester Oak
• Rigid Core option available in both plank and herringbone layouts for extra stability
• A Georgian and Cambridge Parquet option, adding traditional block-pattern choices
• Waterproof LVT construction, suiting kitchens, bathrooms and everyday living spaces

A Comprehensive Wood-Look Range

Camaro Wood's real strength is format variety: standard 184.2mm planks cover the bulk of the tonal range, Rigid Core versions of Astoria, Naked Blond, Waterside and Westchester Oak step up to a sturdier 5.5mm build in both plank and herringbone layouts, and Georgian and Cambridge Parquet bring smaller, traditional block patterns. Large Parquet blocks in Naked Blond, Waterside and Westchester round out the range's format choice.

Where Camaro Wood Works Best

• Projects wanting a choice of pattern — plank, herringbone and parquet all feature within one range
• Rooms wanting a specific oak tone — an extensive palette spans pale through deep brown
• Kitchens and bathrooms — the waterproof construction suits moisture-prone areas
• Traditional and contemporary interiors alike — parquet and herringbone options suit classic schemes, planks suit modern ones

FAQ

What's the difference between standard and Rigid Core Camaro Wood?
Rigid Core is built to a thicker 5.5mm construction for extra stability and is available in both plank and herringbone formats, while standard Camaro Wood uses a slimmer plank or parquet format.

Is Polyflor Camaro Wood waterproof?
Yes. As a luxury vinyl tile, it's waterproof, making it suitable for kitchens, bathrooms and other moisture-prone areas.

How many tones does Camaro Wood come in?
The range spans an extensive tonal choice, including Naked Blond, Waterside, Westchester, Astoria, Sienna, Wild Amber, Cashmere, Quayside and Boathouse Oak, among others.

What pattern options does Camaro Wood offer?
The range covers standard planks, herringbone, and both Georgian and Cambridge parquet block patterns, plus a larger parquet format.

Is Camaro Wood suitable for everyday living spaces?
Yes. The waterproof construction suits hallways, kitchens, bathrooms and everyday living spaces alike.