Wood-Look Ceramic Surfaces

However much you admire the softness of its texture and its natural appearance, wooden flooring can be difficult to use and maintain. Solid wood requires refinishing over time, which means clearing the furniture from the home, cleaning every cupboard because of sanding dust, and sometimes lifting almost half the floor to replace a single damaged plank. These are demanding maintenance tasks. Engineered wood flooring, meanwhile, falls short in durability: sharp objects such as heels cause wear, and it does not tolerate water. If these difficulties are making you consider giving up wooden floors, let us suggest another idea.With wood-look ceramic designs in their collections, Çanakkale Seramik and Kalebodur offer both the natural character of wood grain and the convenience of ceramic material. How? Through wood-textured ceramic coverings.

These tiles, which resemble parquet or floorboards, come in darker wood shades such as oak and lighter options such as maple and cedar. Their dimensions, grain and patterns, as well as their colours, create a look indistinguishable from parquet, which you can enrich with your own creative ideas. Borders in different shades, leaf-patterned panels and flexible sizes make all kinds of artistic arrangements possible. The matt colours of parquet-look floor tiles also achieve a realistic wooden-floor appearance.

You can use these tiles anywhere you want to express the warmth of wooden surfaces: in your living room or hallway, as well as wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens. Ceramic surfaces are not affected by water, dust or heat. With wood-look tiles, you do not experience the mould, scratching, decay and wear associated with real wooden floors.

• They bring the appearance of natural wood into your home while offering all the practical benefits of ceramic material.

• They are easy to clean and maintain.

• They are low-cost yet long-lasting.

• A wide selection of sizes and colours allows you to express your creativity through different layouts and laying patterns.

• Repairs are easy. If a tile breaks, replacing it is much simpler, quicker and less costly than repairing wooden flooring.