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Last Updated: 5th May 2024

Is it necessary to grout wood-look tile?

Grout can transform a tile into something special. You don't want grout to take away the wood-look tile. Hardwood floors have very little joint so you shouldn't let your tile do the same.



Similarly, is it possible to lay wood tiles without grout?

Never lay tile without grout. The tile may crack or chip and rub against each other. If it is laid on a wood floor/subfloor, it might rub together. However, the concrete floor in his basement prevents any movement.

Another question that might be asked is "What's the smallest groutline for tile?" The smallest grout lines (less than 1/8") are best for rectified tiles. Rectified tiles have perfectly uniform edges and require minimal grout.

How do you choose the grout color for wood tiles?

A 1/8-inch grout joint is your best option when laying woodlike tile. Choose a grout color one shade darker than the wood like tile's darkest color. This will make it appear that there are shadows around the grout lines.

Are wood-look tiles trendy?

For the next decade, wood looks will be very popular. However, high-variation kitchen tiles will remain fashionable for a lot longer. Now that you are familiar with color variation, it is time to learn about a cousin trend: finish variation.