Wood Look Porcelain Tiles

Porcelain Wood Plank Tile in 8x48 and 9x60

Wood Look Porcelain Tile Collection combines the natural warmth and character of real wood with the durability and easy maintenance of porcelain. Realistic grain patterns, authentic textures, and rich tonal variations recreate the beauty of hardwood while offering exceptional versatility for modern interiors.

Discover wood look porcelain tiles designed to bring natural beauty, lasting durability, and timeless warmth to every space.

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Alami Beige 8x48 Matte Wood Look Porcelain Tile

$114.47 / per Box

Alami Beige 9x60 Matte Wood Look Porcelain Tile

$135.74 / per Box

Alami Brown 8x48 Matte Wood Look Porcelain Tile

$114.47 / per Box

Blanca Wood 24x24 Matte Wood Look Porcelain Tile

$132.86 / per Box

Blanca Wood 24x48 Matte Wood Look Porcelain Tile

$122.88 / per Box

Fargo Gold 6x24 Matte Wood Look Porcelain Tile

$50.29 / per Box

Sabaudia Wood 24x24 Matte Wood Look Porcelain Tile

$133.99 / per Box

What Is in Our Wood Look Porcelain Tile Range

All 41 items here are glazed porcelain with a matte face and a printed wood grain. Plank formats do most of the work: Alami Beige, Mountain Ash Almond, Mountain Ash Coral, Mountain Ash Gold, Wood Cut Natural and Wood Pile Natural all appear in 8x48, with 9x60 offered on several of them. Squarer pieces serve a different purpose. Blanca Wood, Sabaudia Wood and Velvetia Wood in 24x24 and 24x48 read as parquet panels rather than single boards, and Nobu Chevron Beige, Brown and Cream deliver a chevron layout inside one 24x48 tile. Fargo Gold 6x24 is the narrowest plank in the group.

Choosing Wood Look Porcelain Tile

The reason to specify porcelain rather than engineered wood is that the body is fired, not layered. It does not swell at a spill, it can go into a shower or onto a patio where a wood floor cannot, and it takes furniture and pet claws without refinishing. Compared with ceramic, porcelain is denser and lower in water absorption, which is what makes wet and exterior use possible at all; ceramic planks are generally wall-only. Long planks also demand more of the floor beneath them, so a 9x60 tile wants a flat substrate and an offset of about one third rather than a half-lap, or the plank ends sit proud of each other. For the wider view across materials, see wood look tile.

Where to Use Wood Look Porcelain Tile

Planks lay best along the long axis of a room, which suits hallways, open kitchens and living areas where an uninterrupted run reads as boards. The same tile can continue into a laundry or a bath that real wood would not survive; see bathroom and shower tile for that use. The 24x24 and 24x48 parquet designs suit smaller rooms where a 60-inch plank would need cutting on every course. Chevron pieces work well as an inset or a defined runner. Confirm the slip rating on the product specification for any wet or exterior installation.