Flooring

Suzanne Lucas

8 years ago

What flooring is this? Please

Wood-look porcelain tile, staggered installation to look like real wood · More Info

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PRO
Vision Design Kitchen And Bath LLC
8 years ago
Aloha Suzanne and thank you for asking about this popular floor tile.

We have installed this specific tile in several projects and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive!

This is a Porcelanosa porcelain floor tile and as you may have noticed the above installation is varied between 6" wide and 9" wide planks. The list is $15.95/SF.

The installation was custom to mimic how a natural wood floor is installed.

Should you wish to purchase this tile for shipment direct to your location please contact me privately.

Thank you!

Michelle Turner, UDCP
PRO
Poggenpohl Kitchens Hawaii
8 years ago
Yes, the information above is correct. It was sold through Vision Design Kitchen and Bath LLC.
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