WWYD - Tiles that look like wood floors

[Ramz-ee]

So, for the tiles that look like hardwood floors . . . do you stagger the tiles to make it look like how a wood floor would look OR offset them like you would subway tile OR install the tiles like a regular tile floor?

[kaylie]

We're going to put these in eventually, and I think I'll probably stagger them or put them in like subway tile.

[Ramz-ee]

May 18, 2012 12:44:42 GMT -5 kaylie said:

We're going to put these in eventually, and I think I'll probably stagger them or put them in like subway tile.

That's what I'm thinking, too.

[jennasue]

All are acceptable options. With that said, we chose to stagger ours to look more like hardwood floors.

eta: here are the recommended patterns for the tile we used:



We did the 1/4 format.

[Ramz-ee]

May 18, 2012 13:14:15 GMT -5 jennasue said:

All are acceptable options. With that said, we chose to stagger ours to look more like hardwood floors.

eta: here are the recommended patterns for the tile we used:



We did the 1/4 format.

Wow, that's cool. Thank you for posting that!!

[steamboat185]

Per the instructions ours couldn't have more then a third of a tile overlap. If we had installed them in a true subway pattern we would have voided the warranty.

[floridakat]

We have the 1/3 format shown above and are very happy with it.

[theycallmeliz]

May 18, 2012 13:42:03 GMT -5 steamboat185 said:

Per the instructions ours couldn't have more then a third of a tile overlap. If we had installed them in a true subway pattern we would have voided the warranty.

That is very odd... indeed.