Enhance your space with the timeless charm of Wooden Floor Tiles Porcelain. They are a perfect blend of natural wood aesthetics and the durability of porcelain. These premium tiles replicate the warmth and texture of real wood while offering superior resistance to moisture, stains, and scratches.

Our wood-look porcelain tiles are ideal for both residential and commercial spaces. They are perfect for living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor areas. Their low-maintenance, waterproof, and slip-resistant properties make them a long-lasting flooring solution.

• Authentic Wood Grain Texture
•  Scratch & Water-Resistant
• Easy to Clean & Maintain
• Suitable for Indoor & Outdoor Use

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Installation Process of Wood Print Porcelain Tiles

Proper installation of wooden floor porcelain tiles ensures durability, aesthetics, and long-term performance. I’d like you to follow these detailed steps to finish a flawless finish.

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Tools & Materials Needed

• Porcelain floor tiles (15x90cm)
• Tile adhesive (thin-set mortar)
• Notched trowel
• Tile spacers
• Rubber mallet
• Tile cutter or wet saw
• Level
• Measuring tape
• Chalk line
• Grout & grout float
• Sponge & bucket
• Primer (if required)

Step 1: Prepare the Surface

1. Clean the floor – Ensure the surface is dry, clean, and free from dust, grease, or debris.
2. Check for levelness – Use a level to ensure the subfloor is even. If uneven, apply a self-leveling compound.
3. Apply primer (if needed) – For highly absorbent surfaces, apply a tile primer to improve adhesion.
4. Measure & mark layout – Use a chalk line to mark reference lines, ensuring straight tile placement.

Step 2: Apply Tile Adhesive

1. Choose the right adhesive – Use a high-quality tile adhesive (thin-set mortar) suitable for porcelain tiles.
2. Spread the adhesive. Use a notched trowel to apply a thin layer. Cover small sections at a time to prevent drying.
3. Use the correct trowel size – A 10mm notched trowel is ideal for 15x90cm wood-look tiles.

Step 3: Lay the Tiles

1. Start laying from the centre – Begin placing tiles along the reference line for a balanced layout.
2. Use a staggered pattern. Wood-look tiles look best in a 1/3 or 1/4 offset pattern. Avoid a 50% offset to prevent lippage.
3. Place tile spacers – Maintain 2-3mm grout joints using tile spacers.
4. Press tiles firmly – Use a rubber mallet to ensure even adhesion and level installation.

Step 4: Cutting & Adjustments

1. Measure and mark cuts – Use a measuring tape and mark where tiles need cutting.
2. You can use a wet saw or tile cutter. A damp saw is ideal for precision cuts, while a manual tile cutter works for straight cuts.
3. Smooth rough edges – Use a tile file or sandpaper to smooth edges.

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Step 5: Grouting the Tiles

1. Allow tiles to set – Wait 24 hours for the adhesive to dry before grouting.
2. Choose the right grout – Use a flexible, waterproof grout that matches your tile colour.
3. Apply grout – Spread grout using a grout float, pressing it into the joints.
4. Clean excess grout – Wipe off excess grout with a damp sponge before it dries.
5. Final cleanup – Use a clean cloth to remove grout haze from tiles once dry.

Step 6: Finishing Touches

1. Allow grout to cure – Wait 24-48 hours before walking on the tiles.
2. Seal grout (if needed) – If using a porous grout, apply a grout sealer for extra protection.
3. Clean and preserve – Sweep and mop regularly with a pH-neutral cleaner to keep tiles looking new.

Extra Tips for Best Results

• Use non-slip tiles for wet areas like bathrooms and kitchens.
• Keep consistent spacing for an even look.
• Guarantee proper drainage slope for outdoor installations.
• Consider underfloor heating compatibility if installed in cold climates.

After these steps, your wooden floor porcelain tiles will have a professional, long-lasting finish.

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