The tiles are aligned vertically and horizontally with the arrows pointing in the same direction.

The tiles arrows are pointing in the same direction with each row displaced by half the tile width.

This is when planks are dispalced at random lengths in each row and making sure they are not too close together.

Both ends of the planks are cut at 45 degrees to create this style. 

The arrows are disreagged on installation and tiles or planks are placed in any direction.

The tiles arrows are pointing in the same direction with each row displaced by half the tile length.

This style is when planks are turned 90 degrees to each plank. This style can be installed with a border and include a feature strip. 

This is created with squares and planks to make the weave style. 

The tile arrows are turned 90 degrees to each other. 

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This is when a plank is diplaced half the length in each row.

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This is the same as herringbone but with two planks parallel and 90 degree rotation. 

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