PVC Porto Hungarian Point Beige

Porto Herringbone Beige PVC is the beige color from Port of Altea’s Porto Herringbone collection.

Refined pattern, natural tones, and the look of real wood

The Porto Herringbone PVC combines a luxurious pattern with a calm, timeless look. The natural and beige tones make this floor particularly suitable for interiors where warmth, tranquility, and refinement are central.

The characteristic herringbone pattern creates a sleek and symmetrical linear design, while the Embossed in Register (EIR) texture realistically follows the wood grain. This gives the floor the appearance of real parquet, but with all the practical benefits of PVC.

Strong, easy to maintain, and suitable for intensive use

Porto Herringbone is designed for everyday comfort and long-term use.

The floor has a durable 0.55 mm wear layer and use class 23/34, making it suitable for heavy domestic use and more intensive commercial use.

In addition, the floor is:

• water-resistant;
• easy to maintain;
• wear-resistant;
• slip-resistant;
• suitable for underfloor heating;
• suitable for residential and project applications.

Porto Herringbone Dryback PVC

The Dryback version is fully glued to the subfloor. This creates a stable floor with low thermal resistance and makes this version highly suitable for underfloor heating.

Type: Dryback / glued PVC floor
Pattern: Herringbone
Dimensions: 53.8 × 11.65 cm
Total thickness: 2.5 mm
Wear layer: 0.55 mm
Packaging: 16 planks = 1.003 m² per pack
Micro-bevel: 4 sides
Texture: Embossed in Register (EIR)
Underfloor heating: suitable
Thermal resistance: 0.04 m² K/W
Use class: 23 / 34
Fire class: Bfl-s1
Formaldehyde emission: E1
Castor chairs: class A
Slip resistance: yes
Warranty: lifetime for residential use

Why choose Porto Herringbone PVC?

• Luxurious herringbone pattern
• Calm natural and beige tones
• Realistic EIR wood texture
• Durable 0.55 mm wear layer
• Water-resistant
• Suitable for underfloor heating
• Easy to maintain
• Slip-resistant
• Suitable for intensive use
• Stable glued Dryback version
• Lifetime warranty for domestic use

Suitable for, among other applications

Porto Herringbone looks great in:

• living room
• bedroom
• kitchen
• hallway
• office
• showroom
• apartment
• villa
• family home
• commercial space

Thanks to its calm color tones, the pattern remains refined and elegant, even in larger spaces.

What is the difference between herringbone and chevron?

In a herringbone floor, the planks are laid perpendicular to one another. With chevron, the planks meet at an angle, creating clean V-shapes.

This gives the floor a more symmetrical and architectural appearance.

For those looking for the luxurious appearance of a patterned floor but who prefer a calmer and cleaner overall look than traditional herringbone, chevron is an excellent choice.

How much Porto Herringbone do you need?

Enter the net number of square meters of your room in the calculator on this page.

The calculator automatically calculates how many full packs you need and includes a standard 10% cutting waste.

Are you installing the floor yourself and have little or no experience? Allow for at least 10% cutting waste. For a complex pattern or many corners, additional material may be advisable.

Porto Herringbone is sold exclusively per full pack of 1.003 m².

What else might you need?

Because this is a Dryback PVC floor, depending on the existing subfloor you may also need:

• primer
• self-leveling compound
• PVC adhesive
• skirting boards
• transition profiles

A level and properly prepared subfloor is especially important with chevron, because small deviations in the pattern become visible more quickly.

You can find our flooring accessories below this page.

Porto Herringbone and underfloor heating

With a thermal resistance of 0.04 m² K/W, this floor is highly suitable for underfloor heating.

Because Dryback PVC is glued directly to the subfloor, heat can be transferred efficiently.

Maintaining Porto Herringbone PVC

PVC is easy to keep clean. Regular vacuuming and lightly damp mopping are usually sufficient.

First remove sand and small stones while dry to prevent fine scratches, and preferably use a cleaning product suitable for PVC that does not leave a greasy or sticky residue.

A calm foundation with character

Porto Herringbone pairs beautifully with light walls, natural fabrics, and warm wood tones. For a more modern contrast, you can combine the floor with black details or high skirting boards.