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Wood Effect Tiles

A popular alternative to real wood flooring, wood effect tiles present an extremely hardwearing and durable porcelain material. Wood effect tiles require lower maintenance, are suitable with underfloor heating and come in a beautiful array of natural tones and styles. As direct importers of floor ti ...
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Henbury Natural Oak Porcelain Wood Planks

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Henbury Antique Oak Porcelain Wood Planks

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Kyoto Light Oak Slatted Wood Effect Tile

From  £40.00  m2
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Alderton Oak Parquet Wood Effect Porcelain

From  £49.50  m2
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Chatsworth Edwardian Oak Wood Effect Porcelain

From  £46.00  m2
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Eaton Oak Wood Effect Herringbone Porcelain

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Alderton Birch Parquet Wood Effect Porcelain

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Tadwick Elm Wood Effect Porcelain

From  £42.00  m2
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Chatsworth Tudor Oak Wood Effect Porcelain

From  £46.00  m2
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Chatsworth Renaissance Oak Wood Effect Porcelain

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Alderton Walnut Parquet Wood Effect Porcelain

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Falmouth Sandy Oak Porcelain Wood Planks

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Kyoto Mid Oak Slatted Wood Effect Tile

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Wilton Ash Wood Effect Porcelain Tiles

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Wilton Oak Wood Effect Porcelain Tiles

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Wilton Limewash Wood Effect Porcelain Tiles

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Adlestrop Washed Oak Wood Effect Porcelain

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Wood Effect Porcelain Tiles

The wood effect porcelain tiles collection consists of different plank sizes such as large format wood tiles, parquet flooring, herringbone flooring and chevron. With realistic finishes and grain details in a selection of shades from pale wash driftwood to dark ebony wood, there is a wood floor tile for every project! We understand it can be tricky choosing a wood tile floor whether for bathroom tiles or kitchen tiles. That’s why our expansive collection displays the most realistic and beautiful wood-look options. Some of our customer favourites include the Chatsworth Edwardian Oak for traditional wood effect kitchen tiles, or the Henbury Antique Oak. If you are wanting the effect of authentic dark wood effect floor tiles, then the Alderton Walnut porcelain tile is a lovely choice. For a soft washed wood effect bathroom tile, the Marston Ash is a fail-safe option. Alternatively, go for the Eaton Oak or Eaton Birch, with these herringbone wood effect tiles looking wonderful in spaces big or small.
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What are wood effect tiles made of?

Wood effect tiles are made from porcelain. A porcelain tile is a man-made product that combines kaolin clay, finely ground sand and feldspar. The clay mixture is fired to an extremely high temperature, resulting in a very dense tile that benefits from a low water absorption rate. The print of a wood effect tile is very realistic mimicking the look of a real timber floor.

Can I use wood-look tiles in bathrooms and showers?

Yes! One big benefit of wood effect porcelain planks is that they have a low water absorption, meaning they can be used as wood effect bathroom tiles whether on the floor or as shower wall tiles. Natural wood will warp, rot or swell in wet or humid conditions, whereas wood porcelain does not do this.

Are wood effect floor tiles suitable with underfloor heating?

Many homeowners are opting for underfloor heating in their homes, and wood effect floor tiles are perfectly compatible and suitable with underfloor heating systems. Whether it is electric or plumbed in underfloor heating, these tiles won’t shrink or swell and are also good conductors of heat.

Do wood effect tiles need sealing?

Our wood effect tiles do not require sealing or any special treating, unlike natural wood floors may do.

How to install wood effect tiles?

Whether a wood plank laid as a staggered bond, a small patterned chevron wood effect tile, or large square wood effect tile, wood effect porcelain is simple to install. A wood tile floor or wall should always be laid onto a level substrate, using a full bed of tile adhesive and grouted in between the joints. The use of a tile levelling system is recommended with all porcelain tiles.

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Are wood effect floor tiles good for kitchens?

Wood effect porcelain is a great option for kitchen tiles, as it is durable and requires little maintenance. Most wood effect tiles are colour-bodied with a realistic pattern printed onto the surface of each tile to provide a wood look flooring option.

How do you clean wood effect tiles?

A fantastic benefit of wood tile floors is that they are very forgiving, as porcelain is near enough stain resistant. For regular maintenance, you can mop with any household floor cleaner diluted in warm water, or we recommend using Lithofin Conditioning Cleaner specifically designed for porcelain tiles.

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Do wood tiles swell or warp?

As mentioned, wood effect bathroom tiles are a wonderful choice as they will not swell or warp, meaning they are very stable in wet or damp conditions. This also makes them perfect for showers as wood effect wall tiles.

Are wood effect tiles realistic?

With advancements in state-of-the-art machinery, wood effect floor tiles are extremely realistic and hard to distinguish from a real timber floor.

What is the difference between chevron tiles, herringbone flooring and wood planks?

Chevron and herringbone wood effect tiles tend to be smaller in size and are laid at a 45-degree angle which creates the classic patterns you will recognise. Chevron tiles have a 45-degree edge, whereas herringbone tiles have a 90-degree edge. A plank wood tile floor is usually larger in size and laid as a staggered brick bond with a more uniform look. All formats are also suitable as wood effect wall tiles.

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