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Wood Grain-Looking Tile Kera Wenge comes in a dark wood color. It’s an excellent option for transitional or traditional flooring with its subtle design. 8×48 rectified porcelain tile from Spain
One of the classiest looks in hardwood flooring is dark-colored wood. This is a timeless look that suits multiple interior styles with an upscale feel. Wood grain-looking tile Kera Wenge is a beautiful porcelain tile that will add the same feel to interiors at a lower budget. Besides, it’s a durable alternative that won’t require maintenance and will also clean easily.
Thanks to the superior features of porcelain tiles, today we can carry the beautiful hardwood-floor look into every room without worry. Most wood-grain tile generates good friction in wet areas. Besides, they are 100% waterproof products. We can use them in bathrooms and kitchens, or we can even cover the exterior walls of a building to create a modern style that also feels luxurious.
We call ceramic tiles with low water absorption porcelain tile. Water absorption of 0.5% is what turns ceramic into extremely tough porcelain. Therefore, water absorption is what indicates the hardness of porcelain. Wood Grain-Looking Tile Kera Wenge is true porcelain that comes with water absorption of 0.5% or below. Most ceramic and porcelain tiles are glazed products. PEI is an abrasion value that indicates the wear and tear of the glazed surface on a scale from 1 to 5. The recommended PEI for residential surfaces is III, for commercial surfaces is IV. PEI V is for extreme-foot-traffic areas such as malls or airports. Whereas some glossy tiles may have more than 0.5% water absorption level for the glossy glaze to stick to the body, almost all porcelain tiles are made within the PEI III-IV range. A PEI-III porcelain tile will last much longer than a PEI-IV ceramic tile. Wood Grain-Looking Tile Kera Wenge comes with PEI-IV.
However, the quality of the setting materials and the installation can increase or lower the durability of porcelain floors more than ANY PEI OR WATER ABSORPTION VALUE.
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Large-format porcelain tile requires proper substrate preparation, handling, mortar coverage, leveling, and grout-joint planning. For best results, review our detailed installation guide before beginning your project.
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