Porcelain Plank Tiles (Wood Look)

Wood look porcelain plank tiles bring the warmth and character of hardwood flooring together with the practical advantages of porcelain.

Our collection includes a variety of wood tones, realistic grain patterns, and plank sizes. From lighter, contemporary finishes to richer, more traditional wood looks, these tiles can complement a wide range of interiors.

Porcelain planks are especially appealing in spaces where homeowners want the appearance of wood with easier everyday maintenance and good moisture resistance. Individual products vary in texture, finish, and suitability, so it’s worth comparing their specifications before choosing.

Browse our wood look porcelain planks to find a design that works with your space and personal style.

24×48 Tiles

Indeed Silver 24x48 concrete look floor tile in a modern patio

48×48 Tiles

Lunar White 48x48 concrete-look tile in a commercial setting

63×63 Tiles

Seamless floors and walls in White bathroom with a matte finish 63x63 porcelain tile that is warm and has minimal veining

Concrete Look Tiles

the picture showing a modern living room where the floor looks seamless with 48x48 size tile gray concrete concrete look tile

Marble Look Tiles

Marble look large format porcelain tile that makes the living room more spacious by eliminating the seam and adding a clean, natural feel to the interior.

Stone Look Tiles

Stone look tile 24x48 tune ivory on as wall tile in a high-end boutique

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Wood Look Tile Guide: What to Know Before You Buy

Wood look porcelain tile offers the warmth and visual character of natural wood with the durability and low maintenance of porcelain, while also providing the added benefit of being suitable for areas where real wood may be less practical.

Why Choose Wood Look Porcelain Tile Instead of Real Wood?

Wood look porcelain gives you the visual character of wood without many of the maintenance requirements associated with a natural wood floor. Porcelain does not need refinishing or special wood-floor maintenance, and its resistance to water, stains, and everyday wear makes it a practical flooring choice throughout the home.

Vinyl vs Porcelain Wood Tiles

Vinyl is generally cheaper and easier to install, and for many homeowners it can be a DIY project. Because of its soft nature, it will not break, but it can scratch very easily. In many cases, it is also more slippery than regular porcelain tile. While the surface is waterproof, once water gets underneath, the flooring can be damaged and may pop up. Most wood-look porcelain tiles come in a matte finish, which is very hard to scratch. Once properly grouted, porcelain tiles are 100% water and flood proof and are one of the most common choices for shower walls. Vinyl is marketed as waterproof, but it is not suitable for shower walls.

How Realistic Do Wood Look Porcelain Tiles Look?

Modern wood look porcelain can reproduce much more than the color of wood. Grain, knots, tonal changes, and other characteristics can be incorporated into the design. Collections with multiple different tile faces also help reduce obvious repetition across the installed floor.

Should Wood Look Tiles Be Installed Staggered?

Staggering wood-look tiles is very common and helps reproduce the appearance of a traditional wood plank floor. Because long rectangular porcelain tiles can have some bowing along their length, the offset should take the flatness of the tile into consideration rather than automatically using a 1/2 stagger. A regular wood-look tile can also be installed in a herringbone pattern. It is also a common way to create a look similar to a chevron pattern, which normally requires a rhombus-shaped tile.