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Wood effect tiles

Stheno · 2012-07-14 21:30:42

Hi I am looking to tile a living room and hall, and am stuck between porcelain, and wood effect tiles. The sort of tiles I am thinking of are like this you need to enlarge the pic to get an idea? what do you guys think? Those or porcelain? The price is the same for both.

14-07-2012 9:30pm

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Stheno

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Hi

I am looking to tile a living room and hall, and am stuck between porcelain, and wood effect tiles.

The sort of tiles I am thinking of are like this you need to enlarge the pic to get an idea?

what do you guys think? Those or porcelain? The price is the same for both.

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#2 14-07-2012 11:18pm

ddooris

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Hi,

I would go with porcelain because the wood effect tiles just look wrong, if you want wood flooring go for real wood or laminate

D

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#3 14-07-2012 11:39pm

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ddooris wrote: »

Hi,

I would go with porcelain because the wood effect tiles just look wrong, if you want wood flooring go for real wood or laminate

D

Or wide plank engineered.;)

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#4 17-07-2012 10:11pm

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How about http://tiles.ie/wood-effect-tiles/

Wood effect porcelain tiles, more expensive than the one you posted but I think they look lovely. Intend to do my living room with them at some stage.

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#5 19-07-2012 9:51pm

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the quality of that particular tile is very dubious. a similar porc one would be fine.

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