This multi color matte millworks wine barrel wood plank porcelain tile is 12 x 48.
Barrel porcelain tile.
In the tradition of wine making the source and age of the wood barrel enhances the grapes subtle flavors and aromas creating a unique wine with every harvest.
Our barrel roof tiles are divided into two varieties based on their historic design origin spanish roof tile and mission tile.
From rugged cliffs to timber rich forests to the tranquil waters of the lake this wood look porcelain tile provides the perfect style for your american home lodge or lake house.
Barrel s innovative color variation and unique patterns of grains and knots perfectly captures the distinct appearance of distressed wood and creates a warm and welcoming wood look for your floor or wall surface both indoors and out.
The high definition image is reminiscent of aged oak barrels while the handsome smoky red hues and waterproof design provide exceptional versatility p.
This tile is made in the usa where high quality design meets efficient production.
The tahoe collection evokes the spirit and beauty of the natural resources of the tahoe region.
48 x 8 smoked whiskey oak porcelain flooring lifetime warranty when it s waterproof it s worry proof tm for smart style with endless possibilities smoked whiskey oak wood look porcelain tile offers a fresh take on conventional flooring.
This one of a kind character infuses the barrel collection s 3 colors each with hue and pattern variations to emulate the look of.
Spanish roof tile spanish roof tile the most popular profile in ludowici s product line is prized for its simple one piece barrel design which provides a pattern of distinctive ripples across the surface of a.
Dolce italia s barrel porcelain floor and wall tile introduces a touch of rustic elegance and sustained durability to your home or commercial design.
Barrel roof tile more commonly known as spanish tile or double roman is a term often used to describe the multiple forms of semi cylindrical roofing tile that is laid in an interlocking pattern.
Spanish tile roofing has been around for centuries and continues to be the preference of many homeowners today.