Rustic Blue Reclaimed Wood Effect Tiles
Size: 600x150x9.8mm
ID: 14935
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SPECIFICATION
| Product ID | 14935 |
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| Sku | 14935 |
| Material type | Porcelain |
| Suitability | Floors, Walls, Internal |
| Size | 600x150x9.8mm |
| Sold By | SQM |
| Tiles Per SQM | 11 |
| Weight | 21.77 kg |
| Documents | |
| Finish | Matt |
| Underfloor Heating |
Yes
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| Grade |
4 4 -- Tiles suggested for all residential floors; moderate to heavy traffic areas, e.g. bathrooms, halls, kitchens, conservatories and wall applications. Also suitable for light traffic commercial floors, that are walked on by regular traffic (e.g. entrances, commercial kitchens, hotel, exhibition and sales rooms).
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DESCRIPTION
Piece together a striking, eye-catching display in your interiors with the introduction of these Rustic Blue Wood Plank Tiles. They consist of a reclaimed, aged, weathered wood effect design; some of which with a faded painted appearance. The designs vary from one tile to the next; allowing you to piece together a heavily varied floor display or a stunning feature wall in a bathroom, kitchen, hallway, living room, or bedroom. There are 8 different designs supplied on a random basis.
What's special about these tiles?
> They perfectly capture the popular reclaimed look
> They have a mix of different colours for a characterful blend
> Made from porcelain, so durable and hard wearing
> Unlike natural wood, they don't require treatment and maintenance
> They're more scratch and stain resistant than real wood
> Can be used to transform both floor and wall spaces
> Suitable for use with underfloor heating
The reclaimed look
One huge interior design trend to emerge recently is the reclaimed look. A reclaimed floor is where wood has been salvaged from other places - such as a building or a boat, and it's been re-purposed into flooring. This results in a mix of colours and textures, and a very striking, unique and characterful floor space; which is why the reclaimed look is so popular!
A real reclaimed floor will likely cost you thousands, which is why these Rustic Blue Wood Plank Tiles, which have a realistic reclaimed look with a mix of 8 different designs that are distributed randomly, are a great, zero-maintenance, durable alternative!
How many different designs are there?
To ensure you get a good mix of plank-shaped tiles, and that there isn't too much repetition, there are 8 different designs which are distributed randomly.
Try before you buy
If you'd like to take a closer look at these stylish reclaimed wood effect tiles before placing your main order, just order a sample tile! Samples come full size and with Free Delivery. They give you a feel for the tile's true size, colour and texture, and you can even see how it goes on the floor or wall in your chosen space.
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Sample Tiles
To see a tile's true colour, finish and texture, order a sample tile with Free Delivery! There are a maximum 6 full size samples per order, or 3 free cut samples per order.
Please note: You can order up to 6 different samples, not 6 samples of the same product. Tiles 1200x600mm or larger due to weight and size will be sent via pallet, and not parcel post, therefore a shipping charge will apply. Only orders under 15KG can be sent via Parcel delivery, orders over 15KG will be sent via Pallet delivery.
Find out more about our tile sample service here.
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We deliver to mainland UK addresses and all delivery prices are fixed inc VAT.
All delivery rates
- Orders over £199 - £9.95
- Orders under £199 - Up to 10 KG = £7.99
- Orders under £199 - 10-15 KG = £11.99
- Orders under £199 - Over 15 KG = £24.99
Standard Sample Delivery - FREE (2-3 working days)
Only orders under 15KG can be sent via Parcel delivery, orders over 15KG will be sent via Pallet delivery.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (50)
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Are the Rustic Blue Reclaimed Wood Effect Tiles suitable to use with electric underfloor heating?
Pauline Symons | 10 Jan 2022
Just received a sample of your reclaimed wood effect tile very impressive. My question is what adhesive should I use/grout colour/spacer size /the tiles will be used in the bathroom /wet room. Many thanks for a quick turnaround away on holiday next week will put in an order when I get back.
Many thanks
John
Many thanks
John
John Shaw | 24 Sep 2021
Hello John
Thank you for your query.
Once of the best adhesives to use based on the tiles and the area they are going in will be
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/mapei-adhesive-keraquick-grey-tile-adhesive
Popular grouts used with those tiles are
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ultracolour-plus-musk-grey-tile-grout
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/mapei-ultracolour-plus-grout-ultracolour-plus-113-cement-grey-tile-grout
And either a 2mm or 3mm spacer should be used.
Kind regards
Walls and Floors
Thank you for your query.
Once of the best adhesives to use based on the tiles and the area they are going in will be
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/mapei-adhesive-keraquick-grey-tile-adhesive
Popular grouts used with those tiles are
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ultracolour-plus-musk-grey-tile-grout
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/mapei-ultracolour-plus-grout-ultracolour-plus-113-cement-grey-tile-grout
And either a 2mm or 3mm spacer should be used.
Kind regards
Walls and Floors
A. Steer Reply | 24 Sep 2021
Is it just the blue one you get a set of and you have to buy the paler wood or is it a mixed set of blue and pale wood? Thanks.
Maureen Howitt | 30 Aug 2021
Hello Maureen
Thank you for your query.
The tiles are supplied as per the link below
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/document/file/W/a/Walls-and-Floors-rustic-blue-design-recommendations.pdf
There are 8 different "patterns" and you will get a mix of each on an order.
Kind regards
Walls and Floors
Thank you for your query.
The tiles are supplied as per the link below
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/document/file/W/a/Walls-and-Floors-rustic-blue-design-recommendations.pdf
There are 8 different "patterns" and you will get a mix of each on an order.
Kind regards
Walls and Floors
A. Steer Reply | 30 Aug 2021
love the tiles and have received a sample, just wondered if they come in any other finish, I love them but they feel a bit rough... thanks.... I'm getting them anyway but would have preferred smoother.... ;)
max hauck | 15 Oct 2019
Within a square metre pack of these tiles, are the colours already mixed and include the blue, or do we have to work out how many of each different colour ed?
Anne | 28 Sep 2019
Hi Anna
Within the boxes, all the colours are supplied at random, but over an area, you should receive good amounts of each design. The different patterns are all available to view here:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/document/file/W/a/Walls-and-Floors-rustic-blue-design-recommendations.pdf
Regards
Walls And Floors
Within the boxes, all the colours are supplied at random, but over an area, you should receive good amounts of each design. The different patterns are all available to view here:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/document/file/W/a/Walls-and-Floors-rustic-blue-design-recommendations.pdf
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 28 Sep 2019
Hi Paula
this range is made up of 8 different patterns, all of which will be supplied at random to give a good blend of colours:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/document/file/W/a/Walls-and-Floors-rustic-blue-design-recommendations.pdf
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales Team on 01536 314730, and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
this range is made up of 8 different patterns, all of which will be supplied at random to give a good blend of colours:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/document/file/W/a/Walls-and-Floors-rustic-blue-design-recommendations.pdf
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales Team on 01536 314730, and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 24 Sep 2019
My small shower room being installed has a area of about 1500x750mm with another very small area 700x20mm. The colour scheme is basically blue and white in random pattern. My wife likes the rustic blue wood effect tile. My fear is a random selection with only 2 blue tiles may not have the desired effect to basically match the colour scheme. What do you suggest would be possible. If the box colours are random how do you know that there would be any blue included.. If I order as I shall need to extra tiles, how will they be chosen by your operative. Mike
Michael Graham | 9 Sep 2019
Hi Michael
Due to the way they are printed, within the order, you will receive a balanced amount of each design. Once you have them, we would recommend opening the packs and loose laying the tile so that you can set your colours out before physical fixing.
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales Team on 01536 314730, and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Due to the way they are printed, within the order, you will receive a balanced amount of each design. Once you have them, we would recommend opening the packs and loose laying the tile so that you can set your colours out before physical fixing.
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales Team on 01536 314730, and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 9 Sep 2019
I plan to use these on the walls. What floor tiles would you recommend to go with them?
Sarah White | 6 Sep 2019
Hi Sarah
These tiles can also be used on the floors but due to the extreme patterning, it could look a bit overpowering to have both the wall and floor done in the same design. It seems to be popular to go for a much plainer pale coloured tile for the floor, that would pick out the tones of the wall tile, such as grey or beige. Here are a couple of popular ranges that have been used by other customers as a contrast, but to discuss other options or to arrange samples, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to assist you:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/lounge-tiles
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/navona-matt-stone-tiles-maple-stone-60x60-tile
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/halycon-marble-effect-tiles
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles can also be used on the floors but due to the extreme patterning, it could look a bit overpowering to have both the wall and floor done in the same design. It seems to be popular to go for a much plainer pale coloured tile for the floor, that would pick out the tones of the wall tile, such as grey or beige. Here are a couple of popular ranges that have been used by other customers as a contrast, but to discuss other options or to arrange samples, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to assist you:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/lounge-tiles
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/navona-matt-stone-tiles-maple-stone-60x60-tile
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/halycon-marble-effect-tiles
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 6 Sep 2019
Hi Vin
These tiles have an R10 anti-slip rating for footwear but have not been tested for barefoot situations. They should be fine for most internal domestic situations and in areas where slip resistance may be a concern, such as bathrooms, towels or a bathmat can be laid in the immediate wet areas. We would recommend obtaining a sample to test the surface to ensure it is suitable for your personal requirements before making your final decision.
Whilst we do not supply them, there are surface treatments available to increase slip resistance however we do not have any information on how effective they are. We would, therefore, advise performing a test on a sample tile to determine if it will have the desired effect.
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles have an R10 anti-slip rating for footwear but have not been tested for barefoot situations. They should be fine for most internal domestic situations and in areas where slip resistance may be a concern, such as bathrooms, towels or a bathmat can be laid in the immediate wet areas. We would recommend obtaining a sample to test the surface to ensure it is suitable for your personal requirements before making your final decision.
Whilst we do not supply them, there are surface treatments available to increase slip resistance however we do not have any information on how effective they are. We would, therefore, advise performing a test on a sample tile to determine if it will have the desired effect.
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 20 Jul 2019
What grout would you recommend for these tiles and how much for 3 sq metres please?
Sheena Jolley | 24 Jun 2019
Hi Sheena
You would only need around 1.5kg's to cover 3 sqm, although most grouts are only available in larger bags of around 2-5kg's as their smallest options. Grout colour is entirely down to personal preference, but due to the multiple shading and colours of the tile, a medium grey (as shown in the main image) tends to be the most popular choice. To help you decide, we can provide samples from our Norcros 4 Into 1 Grout range and would advise obtaining a sample tile and a selection of grout colours, to compare before making your final decision:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/norcros-4-into-1-grout
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
You would only need around 1.5kg's to cover 3 sqm, although most grouts are only available in larger bags of around 2-5kg's as their smallest options. Grout colour is entirely down to personal preference, but due to the multiple shading and colours of the tile, a medium grey (as shown in the main image) tends to be the most popular choice. To help you decide, we can provide samples from our Norcros 4 Into 1 Grout range and would advise obtaining a sample tile and a selection of grout colours, to compare before making your final decision:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/norcros-4-into-1-grout
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 24 Jun 2019
Are these tiles suitable for a small downstairs Toilet? It is roughly 175cm x 89cm. Also could the tiles be split lenghtways to cover a plinth that is 76mm high and 76mm wide? And could they be used as skirting?
Sheena Jolley | 12 Jun 2019
Hi Sheena
These tiles will be fine in a small area and providing you have a cutting long enough, can be cut lengthways to reduce the width. They are also just the right width for a skirting but can again be split should you prefer a lower profile. The exposed top edge can be covered with a bead of decorators caulk and painted the same colour as the wall, or you can use a tile trim:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/aluminium-quadrant-trims-10mm-bright-silver-trim
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles will be fine in a small area and providing you have a cutting long enough, can be cut lengthways to reduce the width. They are also just the right width for a skirting but can again be split should you prefer a lower profile. The exposed top edge can be covered with a bead of decorators caulk and painted the same colour as the wall, or you can use a tile trim:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/aluminium-quadrant-trims-10mm-bright-silver-trim
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 12 Jun 2019
Hi Ashifa
These tiles are Grade 4 porcelain and can be used in any internal domestic application, including bathrooms. They do have a slight wood-grain texture which will give a small amount of slip resistance when wet. However, we would recommend obtaining a sample to test, to ensure they are suitable for your personal requirements. If slip resistance is a concern, we would suggest using towels or bath mats in the immediate wet areas.
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles are Grade 4 porcelain and can be used in any internal domestic application, including bathrooms. They do have a slight wood-grain texture which will give a small amount of slip resistance when wet. However, we would recommend obtaining a sample to test, to ensure they are suitable for your personal requirements. If slip resistance is a concern, we would suggest using towels or bath mats in the immediate wet areas.
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 18 Apr 2019
Hi can you tell me what tiles make up the pattern of the Rustic Blue Reclaimed Wood Effect Tiles 14935 please? Can i get samples of this?
Jo Byrne | 11 Feb 2019
Hi Jo,
When you order these tiles, you will automatically receive a random mix of all the designs as shown in the images. All of the patterns that will be included can be viewed in the following guide:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/catalog/product/Walls-and-Floors-rustic-blue-design-recommendations.pdf
Samples of a single random tile can be ordered by clicking on the blue sample button, but if you have any difficulty or wish to discuss an order with our sales team, please give them a call on 01536 314730 or request a callback here: https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback and they will be more than happy to help.
Regards
Walls And Floors
When you order these tiles, you will automatically receive a random mix of all the designs as shown in the images. All of the patterns that will be included can be viewed in the following guide:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/catalog/product/Walls-and-Floors-rustic-blue-design-recommendations.pdf
Samples of a single random tile can be ordered by clicking on the blue sample button, but if you have any difficulty or wish to discuss an order with our sales team, please give them a call on 01536 314730 or request a callback here: https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback and they will be more than happy to help.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 11 Feb 2019
HI
If we ordered by the tile and not by the meter would we be able to specify that we would just want the blue tiles? Would this be possible?
Thanks
If we ordered by the tile and not by the meter would we be able to specify that we would just want the blue tiles? Would this be possible?
Thanks
Karen Cutting | 24 Jan 2019
Hi Karen,
Although they can be ordered in singles, they will still arrive in sealed boxes that will contain a random mixture of all the different designs. If you wish to discuss an order or to view alternative tiles that may also suit your project, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Although they can be ordered in singles, they will still arrive in sealed boxes that will contain a random mixture of all the different designs. If you wish to discuss an order or to view alternative tiles that may also suit your project, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 24 Jan 2019
Hi, why is ;laying the tiles in a 50/50 middle placement not recommended?
thanks
thanks
Nick | 22 Jan 2019
Hi Nick,
There are two main reasons. The first is that traditional wood flooring and cladding are laid with a random stagger. Having a set half/brick bond with some tiles can detract from the natural intended appearance.
The other reason is that during manufacture, long tiles can sometimes develop a slight curvature in the surface. This is not a fault, but a characteristic that can occur in kiln-fired products. It can sometimes cause a minor height difference between the joints, known as "lippage", where the highest point of one tile will meet the lowest point of the next. Although it is most likely that the tiles will be flat, if this characteristic is present, it can be overcome by using levelling clips, but should not cause an issue if the recommended layouts are followed.
Regards
Walls And Floors
There are two main reasons. The first is that traditional wood flooring and cladding are laid with a random stagger. Having a set half/brick bond with some tiles can detract from the natural intended appearance.
The other reason is that during manufacture, long tiles can sometimes develop a slight curvature in the surface. This is not a fault, but a characteristic that can occur in kiln-fired products. It can sometimes cause a minor height difference between the joints, known as "lippage", where the highest point of one tile will meet the lowest point of the next. Although it is most likely that the tiles will be flat, if this characteristic is present, it can be overcome by using levelling clips, but should not cause an issue if the recommended layouts are followed.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 22 Jan 2019
Hi, im planning to have these in my kitchen, these are suitable for a wall, right?
Nick | 22 Jan 2019
Hi Nick,
Although more popular for the floor, these can also be used on the wall. Although due to their weight they cannot be installed onto plaster or plaster skim (which only has a weight limit of 20kgs per sqm). Instead we would advise they are installed onto bare unskimmed plasterboard, render or a tile backer such as Hardie Backer:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
Regards
Walls And Floors
Although more popular for the floor, these can also be used on the wall. Although due to their weight they cannot be installed onto plaster or plaster skim (which only has a weight limit of 20kgs per sqm). Instead we would advise they are installed onto bare unskimmed plasterboard, render or a tile backer such as Hardie Backer:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 22 Jan 2019
I am planning to lay the blue rustic tiles in the herringbone pattern. I can’t get the spacing to work out using tile spacers.eg the long side is 600mm then when the 150mm short side is laid at 90 deg plus tile spacers this puts the edge beyond the single tile laid long ways. I can’t see how you have made this work in your sample picture as more area would need to be seen.can you advise please.
AJ | 29 Nov 2018
Hi AJ,
The best way to look at a herringbone pattern is to view them as steps until you get into the swing of laying a larger area. Loose laying them is advised to first check the pattern before fixing. Firstly lay a tile, then lay a second tile at 90 degrees at the end with your intended spacer. This will form your basic right-angle template, or an “L” shape to work from. Now you need to form the same “L” shape and tuck it into the angle of the first one and repeat. You will notice that that this creates a step pattern down the sides, to which further “L” shapes interlock into which you should also be able to keep the same spacer width.
It is a very complicated pattern to explain in writing but here is a link to a herringbone mosaic we do. Although the tile size is different, the basic pattern and layout is identical. If you have any further difficulty, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and we will do our best to assist you:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/herringbone-carrara-marble-polished-brick-mosaic-tiles
Regards
Walls And Floors
The best way to look at a herringbone pattern is to view them as steps until you get into the swing of laying a larger area. Loose laying them is advised to first check the pattern before fixing. Firstly lay a tile, then lay a second tile at 90 degrees at the end with your intended spacer. This will form your basic right-angle template, or an “L” shape to work from. Now you need to form the same “L” shape and tuck it into the angle of the first one and repeat. You will notice that that this creates a step pattern down the sides, to which further “L” shapes interlock into which you should also be able to keep the same spacer width.
It is a very complicated pattern to explain in writing but here is a link to a herringbone mosaic we do. Although the tile size is different, the basic pattern and layout is identical. If you have any further difficulty, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and we will do our best to assist you:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/herringbone-carrara-marble-polished-brick-mosaic-tiles
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 29 Nov 2018
Hello and thank you for your enquiry,
These tiles do not have a guaranteed anti-slip finish, but the matt texture will provide a certain amount of grip for some domestic situations. Requirements for the degree of anti-slip is down to the users preference and we would recommend obtaining a sample to test in your given area to ensure the texture is suitable for your personal requirements.
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles do not have a guaranteed anti-slip finish, but the matt texture will provide a certain amount of grip for some domestic situations. Requirements for the degree of anti-slip is down to the users preference and we would recommend obtaining a sample to test in your given area to ensure the texture is suitable for your personal requirements.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 16 Oct 2018
Hi William,
It is difficult to say as there are different designs all of which are supplied at random. However there are 2 designs which contain the blue shading so you will receive approximately 2-4 blue tiles in every box/sqm.
https://media-wallsandfloors-yntvguuzyx7z.netdna-ssl.com/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Regards
Walls And Floors
It is difficult to say as there are different designs all of which are supplied at random. However there are 2 designs which contain the blue shading so you will receive approximately 2-4 blue tiles in every box/sqm.
https://media-wallsandfloors-yntvguuzyx7z.netdna-ssl.com/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 24 Aug 2018
Hi, I’ve just received my sample which is wonderful, I want to put them as a border along the walll in my kitchen, will that be ok? Will they be ok to clean? Thanks
Lynne Doyle | 8 Aug 2018
Hi Lynne,
These porcelain tiles are fine to be used on a kitchen wall. Cleaning should not be an issue and we even have a specialist product that is made just for tiles https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-porcelain-tile-cleaner-1ltr
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
These porcelain tiles are fine to be used on a kitchen wall. Cleaning should not be an issue and we even have a specialist product that is made just for tiles https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-porcelain-tile-cleaner-1ltr
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Callum Chester Reply | 8 Aug 2018
Hi Fiona,
These tiles can be used on a wall, but due to the weight and size of them, cannot go directly on to plaster due to the weight limits of Gypsum (20kgs per sqm). They can however be laid directly onto bare plaster board, or a tile backer board such as Hardie Backing, using a flexible cement based adhesive:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-standard-flex-grey-tile-adhesive
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles can be used on a wall, but due to the weight and size of them, cannot go directly on to plaster due to the weight limits of Gypsum (20kgs per sqm). They can however be laid directly onto bare plaster board, or a tile backer board such as Hardie Backing, using a flexible cement based adhesive:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-standard-flex-grey-tile-adhesive
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Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 30 Jun 2018
I’m thinking of putting these tiles up a wall, what, if any spacing is required between the tiles?
Ian | 29 Apr 2018
How should the floor (currently bare floorboards) be prepared before laying the tiles including under floor heating?
Sarah Bryant | 10 Apr 2018
Hi Sarah,
The biggest issue with wooden floors is their flexibility. So each board will need to be screwed to the joists at no more than 300mm centres. The Insulation boards can then be laid using a combination of adhesive (to level) and screws (to fix). The underfloor heating can the be stuck on top. You can spread the tile adhesive directly over the cables, however we recommend a self-levelling compound to encase the wires, which will protect them when troweling the adhesive and will promote even heat distribution. If you would like any further information, please contact our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to assist you:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/underfloor-tile-heating/comfort-zone-underfloor-heating-kit-for-wooden-floors
Regards,
Walls And Floors
The biggest issue with wooden floors is their flexibility. So each board will need to be screwed to the joists at no more than 300mm centres. The Insulation boards can then be laid using a combination of adhesive (to level) and screws (to fix). The underfloor heating can the be stuck on top. You can spread the tile adhesive directly over the cables, however we recommend a self-levelling compound to encase the wires, which will protect them when troweling the adhesive and will promote even heat distribution. If you would like any further information, please contact our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to assist you:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/underfloor-tile-heating/comfort-zone-underfloor-heating-kit-for-wooden-floors
Regards,
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 10 Apr 2018
Hi I was wondering would these tiles be suitable for an outdoor patio if laid on a concrete base?
Menai Pritchard | 3 Apr 2018
Hi Menai,
These tiles can be used externally. The matt finish provides a degree of slip resistance in wet conditions that is suitable for the personal requirements of most customers. However if slip resistance is a concern, we would recommend a tile with an anti-slip rating of R10 or above.
We advise obtaining samples to ensure you are happy with the finish before placing your main order. If you wish to discuss your project in more detail, please contact our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to assist you.
Regards,
Walls and Floors
These tiles can be used externally. The matt finish provides a degree of slip resistance in wet conditions that is suitable for the personal requirements of most customers. However if slip resistance is a concern, we would recommend a tile with an anti-slip rating of R10 or above.
We advise obtaining samples to ensure you are happy with the finish before placing your main order. If you wish to discuss your project in more detail, please contact our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to assist you.
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 3 Apr 2018
Hi Tom
It depends on which adhesive you will be using. If you are using our 20Kg bags of our Kwik Flex, each bag covers appoximately 5 sqm. You would therefore need 3 bags. plus a 5Kg bag of grout:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-kwik-flex-grey-floor-tile-adhesive
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/mapei-ultracolour-plus-grout
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Walls And Floors
It depends on which adhesive you will be using. If you are using our 20Kg bags of our Kwik Flex, each bag covers appoximately 5 sqm. You would therefore need 3 bags. plus a 5Kg bag of grout:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-kwik-flex-grey-floor-tile-adhesive
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/mapei-ultracolour-plus-grout
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 21 Mar 2018
Hi,
Do these tiles need to be sealed? If so which sealant would you recommend? I intend to use them in the bathroom and am wondering if they need water protection.
Thanks
Do these tiles need to be sealed? If so which sealant would you recommend? I intend to use them in the bathroom and am wondering if they need water protection.
Thanks
Asma | 12 Mar 2018
Hi Asma
These tiles are a glazed porcelain so sealing is not required. However in heavy traffic areas or areas prone to wet conditions or spillages (hallways, kitchens, bathrooms etc.) you would benefit from treating the grout with the LTP Grout & Tile Protector to prevent staining and discolouration:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-grout-tile-protector-sealer
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles are a glazed porcelain so sealing is not required. However in heavy traffic areas or areas prone to wet conditions or spillages (hallways, kitchens, bathrooms etc.) you would benefit from treating the grout with the LTP Grout & Tile Protector to prevent staining and discolouration:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-grout-tile-protector-sealer
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 12 Mar 2018
Hello,
I have got a question. What tiles would you recommend to match with rustic blue wood plank? If you put rustic blue on the floor in the bathroom what tiles would you put on the wall? thank you in advance
I have got a question. What tiles would you recommend to match with rustic blue wood plank? If you put rustic blue on the floor in the bathroom what tiles would you put on the wall? thank you in advance
Kamila | 11 Mar 2018
Hi Kamila,
There are many different wall tiles you can pair with this tile. As it is so “patterned” it may be a good idea to go a little more plain on the wall, may be something in a single colour. The choice is a personal one and there are a lot of looks you can create with this tile. Have a look at the customer project images and our style section for inspiration.
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
There are many different wall tiles you can pair with this tile. As it is so “patterned” it may be a good idea to go a little more plain on the wall, may be something in a single colour. The choice is a personal one and there are a lot of looks you can create with this tile. Have a look at the customer project images and our style section for inspiration.
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Callum Chester Reply | 11 Mar 2018
Hi, are the 8 different varieties of colour in the same pack or do i need to come up with a pattern and order these separately? what colour variant of tiles are there apart from the blue rustic?
Thanks, Jason
Thanks, Jason
Jason McDaid | 5 Mar 2018
Hi Jason,
These tiles come in 8 designs mixed randomly in the packs. Below is a link to show all the designs that will be included. Unfortunately they are only available in the blue colourway.
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles come in 8 designs mixed randomly in the packs. Below is a link to show all the designs that will be included. Unfortunately they are only available in the blue colourway.
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 5 Mar 2018
Hello, do they come like it shown in the picture? Or do they all come in blue and have to buy the other shades tiles?
Matt | 26 Feb 2018
Hi Matt,
All the designs come together in one pack. Here is a PDF that shows all the designs that will be included:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Regards,
Walls and Floors
All the designs come together in one pack. Here is a PDF that shows all the designs that will be included:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 26 Feb 2018
Do these come In a pack of miss match colours? Or do you have to buy all the different colours separate? I really like the customer project on the Bathroom wall
Kay Body | 19 Feb 2018
Hi Kay,
These tiles are supplied in a random mix of all the colours and designs. There are 8 in total which can be viewed on our downloadable design guide:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Regards,
Walls and Floors
These tiles are supplied in a random mix of all the colours and designs. There are 8 in total which can be viewed on our downloadable design guide:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 19 Feb 2018
Hi, are these tiles suitable for bathroom walls, around showers and baths or are they just specific for floors? Many thanks
Marcus | 12 Feb 2018
Hi Amanda,
We cant separate the blue out, but this is a similar product with no blue tones:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/antique-wood-effect-tiles-vintage-wood-plank-tiles
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
We cant separate the blue out, but this is a similar product with no blue tones:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/antique-wood-effect-tiles-vintage-wood-plank-tiles
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Callum Chester Reply | 20 Jan 2018
What slip rating are these tiles and are they suitable for commercial applications?
Rebecca | 19 Jan 2018
Hi Rebecca,
These tiles have an R-10 slip resistance rating. They are also a wearing grade 4 meaning they would be suitable for dry area, light commercial use. We would recommend ordering a sample to ensure the finish is suitable for your application before purchasing.
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
These tiles have an R-10 slip resistance rating. They are also a wearing grade 4 meaning they would be suitable for dry area, light commercial use. We would recommend ordering a sample to ensure the finish is suitable for your application before purchasing.
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 19 Jan 2018
I'm not sure if I understood well but does this tile come in 8 different colours in one pack? Or all of them are the same blue!? Thank you
Kamila | 12 Jan 2018
Hi Kamila,
There are 8 different tile designs with the Rustic Blue Plank tiles, these can be viewed here https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf As the tiles are supplied on a random basis by the manufacturer there will be a mix of each tile per box/square meter. There will most likely be one of each per 8 tiles but the ratio may vary across an order.
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
There are 8 different tile designs with the Rustic Blue Plank tiles, these can be viewed here https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf As the tiles are supplied on a random basis by the manufacturer there will be a mix of each tile per box/square meter. There will most likely be one of each per 8 tiles but the ratio may vary across an order.
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Callum Chester Reply | 12 Jan 2018
I would like to put these behind a wood burner on my narrow boat as an insulator with a nice aesthetic appeal. Would they be suitable.
Dave | 11 Jan 2018
Hi Dave,
Thank you for your query.
Stove manufacturer’s usually request a certain air gap around wood burning stoves, to non-combustible materials (not to be confused with combustible materials), left and right: usually between 2″ (50mm) and 6″ (150mm). This recommended distance is often in the fitting instructions. So long as these are followed and met there is no reason the Rustic Blue Plank tiles can not be used. We would also recommend using the following adhesive https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/palace-heat-resistant-tile-adhesive-10-kg
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Thank you for your query.
Stove manufacturer’s usually request a certain air gap around wood burning stoves, to non-combustible materials (not to be confused with combustible materials), left and right: usually between 2″ (50mm) and 6″ (150mm). This recommended distance is often in the fitting instructions. So long as these are followed and met there is no reason the Rustic Blue Plank tiles can not be used. We would also recommend using the following adhesive https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/palace-heat-resistant-tile-adhesive-10-kg
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Callum Chester Reply | 11 Jan 2018
Hi, I understand the tiles come in a variation of colour shades but do they look as the picture demonstrates - grey white blue or are they just variation of the blue?
Izzie shaw | 4 Jan 2018
Hi Izzie,
Yes they are a mixture of blue and grey. The order will contain a mixture of all of the designs and colours. We would suggest when you receive them that before fixing, you loose lay the tiles to achieve a suitable blend of colour. Here is a link to all the patterns that will be included:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Yes they are a mixture of blue and grey. The order will contain a mixture of all of the designs and colours. We would suggest when you receive them that before fixing, you loose lay the tiles to achieve a suitable blend of colour. Here is a link to all the patterns that will be included:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 4 Jan 2018
Are there greys in this? Trying to work out if a grey gloss until would tie in with them?
Nikki | 19 Dec 2017
Hi Janine,
Underfloor heating is optional. If you have sufficient central heating you may not need it. However the 150w can be a good primary source of heating, and the 200w can offer a good heat burst and take the chill off in kitchens and bathrooms or any other areas that may prone to cold (such as conservatories).
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/underfloor-tile-heating
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Underfloor heating is optional. If you have sufficient central heating you may not need it. However the 150w can be a good primary source of heating, and the 200w can offer a good heat burst and take the chill off in kitchens and bathrooms or any other areas that may prone to cold (such as conservatories).
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/underfloor-tile-heating
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 12 Dec 2017
What colour grout would you recommend for these tiles, and also size of gap?
Jon Ralph | 11 Dec 2017
Hi Jon,
For floor tiles, a minimum grout joint of 3mm is recommended. Due to the variations in colour on these tiles there isn't an exact grout to match so it is entirely down to personal preference. But we have supplied the Mapei Ultracolour Medium Grey as a complementary colour with positive feedback:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/mapei-ultracolour-plus-grout-ultracolour-plus-112-medium-grey-tile-grout
Regards,
Walls and Floors
For floor tiles, a minimum grout joint of 3mm is recommended. Due to the variations in colour on these tiles there isn't an exact grout to match so it is entirely down to personal preference. But we have supplied the Mapei Ultracolour Medium Grey as a complementary colour with positive feedback:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/mapei-ultracolour-plus-grout-ultracolour-plus-112-medium-grey-tile-grout
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 11 Dec 2017
Kitchen 11ft5 x 9ft6 9.8m
Lounge 16.5 x 12ft 18.3m
Hall 9ft5 x9.6 8.4m
Hi I don’t know if I’ve worked these out right in metres but how many sqm would I need for these 3 rooms in the rustic blue please
Lounge 16.5 x 12ft 18.3m
Hall 9ft5 x9.6 8.4m
Hi I don’t know if I’ve worked these out right in metres but how many sqm would I need for these 3 rooms in the rustic blue please
Janine | 6 Dec 2017
Am I right in thinking if I order the rustic blue wood plank tiles, that you get 8 random designs/colours that are in the picture? I really like the effect.
Claire bowsher | 22 Nov 2017
Hi Claire,
That is correct. Within your order you will receive a mixture of all 8 patterns. The designs are available to view in this PDF:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
That is correct. Within your order you will receive a mixture of all 8 patterns. The designs are available to view in this PDF:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/media/uploads/rustic-blue-wood-plank-tiles-reclaimed-wood-effect-tiles-.pdf
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 22 Nov 2017
Hi my kitchen is long 4 m and wide 2,5 m so haw meny wooden floor scwar meters I need ? Thank you
Edyta | 19 Nov 2017
Hi can you put the steamer on these tiles?
As the wife loves to steam the tiles with her steamer
As the wife loves to steam the tiles with her steamer
Harty Fear | 3 Nov 2017
Hi Harty
The tiles will withstand a steam cleaner no problem However due to the sudden high temperatures, over time it can have a very negative affect on the grout, which will be susceptible to the thermal shock. Overtime you may find the polymers break down and the grout can start to crack due to the temperature fluctuations, leading to the floor needing to be re-grouted. Mop or scrubbing brush with the right cleaning product such as the LTP Porcelain Cleaner, (ID: 14209) is by far the safest option.
Kindest Regards
Walls And Floors Technical Team
The tiles will withstand a steam cleaner no problem However due to the sudden high temperatures, over time it can have a very negative affect on the grout, which will be susceptible to the thermal shock. Overtime you may find the polymers break down and the grout can start to crack due to the temperature fluctuations, leading to the floor needing to be re-grouted. Mop or scrubbing brush with the right cleaning product such as the LTP Porcelain Cleaner, (ID: 14209) is by far the safest option.
Kindest Regards
Walls And Floors Technical Team
Technical Department Reply | 3 Nov 2017
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