Alcaniz beige
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
A wood-floor layout that can take a wet room.
Long porcelain planks that lay like a wood floor, rated for floors, walls and showers. They run from a kitchen through a laundry room into a shower without changing product.
Porcelain doesn't swell, scratch through or mind a wet dog, which is why it gets picked over wood for mudrooms, laundry rooms and whole ground floors.
Long tile shows any hump in the slab, so it wants a flat floor and a short offset. Take a full plank home, not a corner sample, and stand it next to your cabinet colour before you decide.
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain · 9" × 47" · Matte
Porcelain plank, asked and answered
Porcelain is harder, colder underfoot and outlasts almost anything. SPC is warmer, quieter and faster to lay, and costs less installed. Both take water.
The layout count plus about 10%. Cartons from one run match; cartons from a second order may not, so it all comes at once.
Up close, porcelain gives itself away with a printed grain that repeats. Mixing planks from several cartons as it goes down keeps the same face from landing twice side by side.