Walk the Plank: The Skinny on Wood-Look Porcelain Tiles

We have seen them on HGTV and they look amazing, but are Wood Porcelain Tiles worth the investment? The answer is yes! Get on board with Wood Plank Porcelain Tiles, and say goodbye to expensive wood flooring. Porcelain Wood Plank Tiles have come a long way in the past few years, and the technology and engineering is something you can get behind. Not only are Porcelain Tiles durable, party proof, and easy to clean, there are so many amazing textures and colors that give you the look of real wood without the fuss.

Our textured Rigo Porcelain Tiles take on the appearance of reclaimed wood tiles, and are offered in contemporary color choices such as a black or white finish. Their rustic texture combined with their long plank size are perfect for achieving a herringbone pattern on your floor. European style meets contemporary farmhouse with our Rigo collection, and you can even install these tiles on your walls too. Install a random offset on your fireplace wall, or bring these tiles outdoors. The unique and realistic texture is perfect for wet areas, such as your pool surrounds and patio.

Porcelain Wood Planks require little maintenance and are incredibly easy to care for. I do recommend having all tiles and grout sealed, especially for flooring applications for even easier clean up. Most non-abrasive household cleaners will work just fine on your wood porcelain tiles, and you will not have to worry about warping when wet. Wood flooring is great, but Porcelain Wood Tiles are a fabulous investment for your home. If you are looking to sell your home, Wood Porcelain Tiles are so hot right now and buyers love to see this upgrade when house hunting! More durable than wood and laminate wood floors, you will get the most bang for your buck when you install Wood Porcelain Tiles for many years to come. You can expect your order to ship quickly, so you can have it installed quickly - just in time to host that party you've been thinking about. There are so many reasons why you should take the plunge, why settle for less?