Description

Floor tile that looks like wood is the most popular flooring product across the glob with the beautiful look and excellent durability that It offers for our interiors and extriros. As a floor tile that looks like wood, Hardy Caoba mimics the dark oak wood style floors and It comes with some wood movements and texture. However, its low contracts design brings up a nice feel that would go from cosy to classy. 9×49 rectified porcelain tile from Spain.

Why Water Absorption Is More Important Than PEI When Choosin Floor Tile That Looks Like Wood

Many customer have been asking about PEI rating of the tiles. Thiniking that PEI shows the durability of the tile. However, PEI is a value on scale of 1 to 5 indicating the abrassion of the glaze. It has nothing to do with the tile’s durability. The durability of the tile depends on the hardness of the tile and It’s measured by the water absorption. Moreover, water absorption is the only distinction between ceramic and porcelain tile. Ceramic products with water absorption of 0.5% and lower are porcelain tiles. And porcelain tiles are extremly though products. When installed correctly, they will last. Hardy Caoba, Floor Tile That Looks Like Wood comes with water absorption of 0.5% or below. No matter what is the PEI value, porcelain tile will always outlast ceramic tile.

If you have a commercial project, with the exceptions of a shopping mall, staidum or airport and you would like to take advantage of the wood look in a porcelain tile, or you want to cover your patio or any out door areas where you wear shoes, Hardy Coaba is an excellent option for a floor that looks like wood.

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