Wood Collection, ceramic floors porcelain tiles imitation wood.
Wood Collection, ceramic floors porcelain tiles imitation wood.
Wood Collection
Wood is the material that makes up the majority of the tree trunk. It consists of cellulose fibres bound together with lignin. Once cut and dried, wood is used for the construction of buildings and, historically, means of transport such as boats or carriages, in the manufacture of furniture and other items. When used as fuel, it is called firewood. It is also used to make paper.
The average composition consists of 50% carbon ©, 42% oxygen (O), 6% hydrogen (H) and the remaining 2% nitrogen and other elements. The main component of wood is cellulose. There are other minor components such as resins, waxes, fats and other substances.
Wood has been used as a flooring material since ancient times, due to its ductility and insulation, but it was not until the 16th century that it spread throughout Europe. Examples include parquet, Cosmatesque flooring and marquetry.
Series of the Wood collection, imitation wood tiles.
Imitation wood tiles for ceramic floors are an excellent choice for those who want the warm, natural look of wood on their floors, but with the durability and ease of maintenance of ceramic. These tiles are designed to resemble wood in terms of texture and appearance, but are made of ceramic or porcelain, making them resistant to water, scratches and wear.
Series of the Wood collection, imitation wood tiles.
Imitation wood tiles for ceramic floors are an excellent choice for those who want the warm, natural look of wood on their floors, but with the durability and ease of maintenance of ceramic. These tiles are designed to resemble wood in terms of texture and appearance, but are made of ceramic or porcelain, making them resistant to water, scratches and wear.
