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Porcelanosa’s DEVON wood effect tiles in large plank size offer a stylish, practical, and long-lasting flooring solution. With their realistic wood appearance and the benefits of porcelain, these tiles are an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their space with the timeless beauty of wood.
Porcelanosa’s DEVON wood effect tiles in large plank size offer a stylish, practical, and long-lasting flooring solution. With their realistic wood appearance and the benefits of porcelain, these tiles are an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their space with the timeless beauty of wood.
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The Devon Collection tiles are made from porcelain, which is significantly harder and more scratch-resistant than natural wood. They will not dent, warp, or fade over time in the way that timber can, making them a long-lasting flooring solution that is especially well suited to busy households or commercial settings.
Absolutely – the Devon Collection by Porcelanosa is designed to be a practical and stylish choice for a wide range of settings, from living rooms and hallways in the home to offices, retail spaces, and hospitality environments. The durability of porcelain means these tiles can withstand heavy foot traffic while still looking great for years to come.
Yes, large plank tiles like the Devon Collection can be laid in a variety of patterns including herringbone, brick bond, or straight staggered layouts, each of which will give the floor a slightly different character. We recommend discussing your preferred layout with your tiler before ordering, as some patterns – particularly herringbone – may require additional tiles to account for cuts and wastage.
Because the Devon Collection is made from porcelain rather than real wood, it is highly resistant to everyday scratches from furniture, pets, and foot traffic that would visibly mark a timber floor over time. The colour and texture run through the surface glaze, so any minor surface wear is far less noticeable than it would be on natural wood or laminate flooring.
As a general rule, we recommend ordering at least 10% extra on top of your measured floor area to allow for cuts, breakages during installation, and any offcuts needed around doorways and edges. If you are planning a diagonal or herringbone layout, increasing this to 15% is advisable, as more cuts are required across the board.