Get that sought-after wooden flooring look with Articwood, an elegant range of large format wood effect ceramic wall and floor tiles that combine the aesthetics of engineered timber into an easy-care tile format.
Key Features
Contemporary aesthetics
Hardwearing ceramic construction
Popular plank form-factor
No post-installation sealing required
Bringing the elegant aesthetics timber to a durable ceramic tile format, the Articwood range offers that natural wood look but dispenses with the cost and upkeep associated with the real thing. Constructed from hardwearing ceramic and featuring realistic graining, these super-stylish tiles not only look fantastic but offer performance and longevity too. Available in three colourways, these elegant tiles look equally at home when used in bathrooms and kitchens as they do in reception rooms and lounges. Use one colourway on both walls and floors to create visual continuity or mix and match with other colour variants from the range to introduce variance whilst maintaining a design scheme.
R9 - Best used in dry indoor areas: Bathrooms*, kitchens*, hallways*, living rooms, bedrooms and studies.
Generally, smooth surface gloss or matt tiles which can produce a slip hazard when wet, as a shoe may slide over the tiles
*Suitable matting should be in place to absorb water splashes etcR10 - Best used in indoor or outdoor areas where there may be minimal wetting remaining on the surface: Bathrooms, kitchens, hallways, food courts, and commercial areas with external entrances.
The tile surface will generally be a textured matt glaze, sometimes with a slight surface structure, designed to prevent shoes from sliding over their surface.
R11 - Best used in areas which may be subject to heavy wetting of the surface: Wetrooms, exposed balconies, patios.
The tile surface will usually be a heavier textured matt glaze, sometimes with a slight surface structure, designed to prevent shoes from sliding over their surface. Designed for both indoor and outdoor areas, where there can also be the presence of other surface contaminants, such as liquid soaps and leaf debris.
R12 - Best used in areas which may be subject to heavy wetting of the surface: Wetrooms, exposed balconies, patios, swimming pool surrounds, factory production lines, vehicle inspection pits
The tile surface will often have deep recesses to drain water and other liquid contaminants from the raised surface areas.
R13 - Best used in areas which may be subject to heavy wetting of the surface combined with other contaminants, steps or ramps: Commercial swimming pool and spa surrounds, Factory production lines, vehicle inspection pits
The tile surface will have very deep recesses to drain water and other liquid contaminants, such as oils from the raised surface areas and are designed for commercial areas including industrial process areas where there is dangerous equipment present
Anonymous 07/10/21
What colour grout would you recommend for the Arcticwood Ice Grey Wood effect tiles Light grey or white . It is needed for a kitchen floor. Does the tile need siliconing around the edges?
Our advice: We would recommend using the Ultracolor Anthracite (sku 6011405A) grout with this tile to create a natural floorboard effect.
Anonymous 27/09/21
What is the best colour grout that complements these tiles, they are being laid on a kitchen floor ?
Our advice: We would recommend our Ultracolor Anthracite (Charcoal) 114 Flexible Grout (SKU: 6011405A).
Paul 19/10/20
Are these suitable for under floor heating?
Our advice: Yes these can be used
David R. 02/10/20
Do these have a non slip finish ? What depth notch of adhesive is recommended?
Our advice: These do not have an anti-slip rating, we would recommend a bed depth of 2-4mm
Anonymous 07/10/21
What colour grout would you recommend for the Arcticwood Ice Grey Wood effect tiles Light grey or white . It is needed for a kitchen floor. Does the tile need siliconing around the edges?
Our advice: We would recommend using the Ultracolor Anthracite (sku 6011405A) grout with this tile to create a natural floorboard effect.