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Hi people, I am looking for a tile that looks like a wood plank and I am really struggling to find a supplier! B&Q are the only place I have ... -
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Re: Looking for wood effect tile!!!
Topps tiles do a wood effect version
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Sully
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Re: Looking for wood effect tile!!!
Porcelanosa have a wide range
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Re: Looking for wood effect tile!!!
Do you know if they are plank size or square, I was after plank size. Just had a look on there website and can't find anything so far, I'll keep looking.
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Sully
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Re: Looking for wood effect tile!!!
I'm fixing 658mm x 185mm this week and a few weeks back fixed 900mm (roughly) x 185mm, so yes, the latter was definitely wood effect! And fun to fix
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Re: Looking for wood effect tile!!!
Don't suppose you know the name of the tile do you? Oh and what grout colour and tile spacer did you use?
Thanks
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Sully
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Re: Looking for wood effect tile!!!
This weeks one - I can tell you tomorrow but I'm using a 2mm joint over a sand & cement screed that I have levelled with Mapei Ecoplan. It's a light tile and client is providing Butech Beige.
The previous larger one - can't remember. Client was after 1mm but managed to talk him up to 2mm as I was concerned about movement. I know BS is 3mm but it just won't work with these tiles. If I recall I think I used Mapei UCP chocolate as it was quite a dark wood effect.
Call Porcelanosa and they will let you know what they have.
Andrew
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Re: Looking for wood effect tile!!!

Originally Posted by
Sully
Porcelanosa have a wide range
Yep, they have plank effect & shaped tiles.
Dave Gibson
Ravara Tiling Services
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Branty
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