Royal Oak Plank Wood Effect Porcelain Floor Tiles

Hi Jason, These tiles have an unlimited number of face variations. Kind regards, Walls and Floors.

Hi Maxine These tiles do not ahve an anti-slip rating. They are a matt finish, so they will have some slip resistance but we cannot confirm how safe they would be when wet. They would be suitable for a bathroom floor, with the use of a bath mat when wet, but they would not be suitable for a wetroom floor. Here are some options we do have with an R10 anti-slip rating. https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/friston-wood-effect-matt-brown-tiles https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/cedar-rustic-brown-matt-wood-effect-wall-and-floor-tiles https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/madera-taupe-porcelain-wood-effect-wall-and-floor-tiles https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/honey-oak-910x153-anti-slip-tiles Kind Regards Walls and Floors

Hi Niole, These tiles have not been tested, so they are not confirmed as a non-slip tile. However, they have a grooved, textured surface with raised knots, so they may be slightly slip-proof. Kind regards, Walls and Floors.

Hi Chris, Yes, these can be used within showers and baths. Please note, however, these have not been slip-tested. Kind regards, Walls and Floors

Hi Aron, These tiles are not rectified, I'm afraid. I do apologise for this. Kind Regards, Walls and Floors

Hi there, These tiles are not anti-slip; however, as they are Matt, they should provide some resistance. Kind regards, Walls and Floors

Hi Sophie, These tiles do require grouting; grout colour is personal preference, however, we suggest using a dark grey. Kind regards, Walls and Floors.