Collection: Wood Effect Floor Tiles

Wood Effect Floor Tiles at ROCCIA

A floor that reads as boards

From standing height, a wood effect floor reads as timber boards. The grain runs along each plank, the tone shifts from board to board and the joints fall where a real floor's would. Underfoot it's porcelain, so it can run through a kitchen, a hallway or a bathroom without the care real wood needs.

Choose the tone for the room

• Pale oaks keep a hallway or north-facing room bright. Quercia Light combines warm beige and brown tones in a 20 x 120cm plank.
• Mid browns give the classic timber floor and sit well with cream walls and oak furniture. Barista Nuez brings a warm brown wood effect with a matt finish.
• Greys give a cooler, more contemporary floor beside white walls and black fittings.
• Dark browns and charcoals ground an open-plan room and show fewer everyday marks.

Plank size and layout

Longer planks mean fewer joints and a floor that reads more like real boards. Shorter or narrower planks suit a smaller room or a more traditional look, and a chevron layout brings movement to a hallway. Running the planks along the longest wall makes a room feel longer.

Practical points

Check the suitable areas and slip rating on each product page, especially for kitchens, bathrooms and entrances. A matt or textured surface gives more grip than a polished one. Many porcelain floor tiles can be used with underfloor heating when the product confirms it.

Carry the floor through

One wood effect running from hallway to kitchen to living space makes a home feel larger and more connected. Keep the walls lighter so the floor grounds the scheme, and choose a grout close to the tile colour so the joints disappear into the grain.

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