Brick and Wood look tiles

Did wood floor tiling in the basement and have no complaints at all.

Cold in the winter so be aware.

Did wood-look porcelain tiles in the basement. Looks great and extremely durable.

I have about 1500 sf of wood look tile in my house bc I have a large dog and he would just ruin any real wood. I love it. Only potential issue is chipping if you drop anything heavy like a cast iron pot or hammer on it. And even if you do crack or chip one it’s not all that hard to replace one tile. Buy spares for this just in case.

Did it one room that the dog will have an accident in. Love it. It I had to do it over again I would try to make the grout lines thinner.

We have a dark wood tile that most people can’t tell is tile in pictures. Some people don’t notice it’s tile until they’re up close and paying attention. We also went with a light wood tile for the floors and shower tile in our bathrooms. Both tiles look great and would definitely do it again.

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I take it those are the real brick pavers that they cut into a thin tile? I was probably looking into the porcelain brick look tile. I’d love to go with the real brick pavers, but I think that would be pretty expensive for the amount of sqft I’m looking at. The porcelain is like $3sqft vs $10/sqft material cost for the real brick pavers (from what I have seen)


And I’m definitely pushing for a thin color matched grout line for the wood tile. That’s the only think I don’t like when I see it in pictures