Porcelain Wall Tile Hexawood Natural 7"x8"

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This hexagon-shaped tile emulates wood plank porcelain and measures 7"x8". It can be used in several different patterns, which makes it the perfect fit for unique tile ideas. The soft tan finish contrasts perfectly with the grey grain of the Hexawood, making this the perfect option for a sophisticated bathroom or outdoor patio area.

Accompanied with the Hexawood pieces are the left/right diagonal companion pieces that can be used in a variety of patterns. The sophisticated wood plank porcelain tile is in a parallelogram shape, allowing it to be the perfect puzzle piece on your floors or walls. The variety of colors gives you endless options of use.

Best Used For:

Hexawood porcelain tile is best used for light commercial and residential use. It can be used indoors as a wall tile and a flooring option. Hexawood is also a great outdoor option for patios and other outdoor projects.

Hexawood Parquet Pinwheel

Hexawood: 25%
Chevron Right: 75%
Color Pictured Above: Tan

This Parquet design incorporates the Hexawood piece and surrounds it with the Chevron Diagonal Right pieces. The pinwheel design brings a subtle, yet creative edge to the Parquet design. This design looks beautiful with Hexawood and Chevron pieces with grain that is darker than the finish.

Example: Your space is 10’x12’ with a total of 120 ft². You will need to figure how much of each product you need for this pattern. The formula for figuring this out is:

(your ft²) x (% as decimal) = (ft² of product you need for the pattern)
Hexawood tile: 120 x .25 = 30 ft²Chevron right: 120 x .75 = 90 ft²

Hexawood Parquet Honeycomb

Hexawood: 100%
Color Pictured Above: White

The Honeycomb Parquet design is a sweet, subtly way to bring simplicity to the geometric wood plank porcelain. Using only the Hexawood pieces, Honeycomb is perfect for a kitchen floor.

Hexawood Parquet Shutter Wheel

Hexawood: 6%
Chevron Left: 47%
Chevron Right: 47%
Color Pictured Above: Tan

The Shutter Wheel pattern incorporates all the pieces, making it a larger pattern. The left and right diagonal pieces run a circle around the Hexawood. This pattern is similar to the Pinwheel, but the Shutter Wheel incorporates the Chevron Left that surrounds the Pinwheel, creating a large Hexagon with the smaller hexagon in the center.

Example: Your space is 10’x12’ with a total of 120 ft². You will need to figure how much of each product you need for this pattern. The formula for figuring this out is:

(your ft²) x (% as decimal) = (ft² of product you need for the pattern)

Hexawood tile: 120 x .06 = 7.2 ft²Chevron right: 120 x .47 = 56.4 ft²Chevron left: 120 x .47 = 56.4 ft²

In these cases you would have the installer cut the tiles to fit the spaces exact. When ordering by ft² always round up to ensure you have enough.

Hexawood Parquet Tridimensional

Chevron Left: 33% of each color

Colors Pictured Above: Natural (left side of cube), Old (top of cube) and Tan (right side of cube)

The cube-shaped design gives you the power to mix and match colors and gives you the creative potential to create something beautiful. Incorporating only Chevron Left, Tri-Dimensional is the perfect wood plank porcelain design for the homeowner looking to take their flooring to the next level in interior design.

Example: Your space is 10’x12’ with a total of 120 ft². You will need to figure how much of each product you need for this pattern. The formula for figuring this out is:

(your ft²) x (% as decimal) = (ft² of product you need for the pattern)
Chevron Natural left: 120 x .33 = 39.6 ft²

Chevron Old left: 120 x .33 = 39.6 ft²

Chevron Tan left: 120 x .33 = 39.6 ft²

Hexawood Parquet Horizontal Chevron

Chevron Left: 50%

Chevron Right: 50%

Color Pictured Above: Grey

This Parquet design gives the visual aspect of hardwood flooring but is more durable. In the Old finish, this design would complement any room with a rustic feel and in the Grey and White finish this design will give your kitchen that classic look. This classic Chevron pattern is a tight design, maximizing its use and your room space, giving your home an open feel that adds to the ambience of it. The horizontal design moves the room into the direction you want it.

Example: Your space is 10’x12’ with a total of 120 ft². You will need to figure how much of each product you need for this pattern. The formula for figuring this out is:

(your ft²) x (% as decimal) = (ft² of product you need for the pattern)
Chevron left: 120 x .5 = 60 ft²

Chevron right: 120 x .5 = 60 ft²

Hexawood Parquet Feather

Chevron Left: 50%

Chevron Right: 50%

Color Pictured Above: Tan

This Parquet design gives the visual aspect of hardwood flooring but is more durable. In the Old finish, this design would complement any room with a rustic feel and in the Grey and White finish this design will give your room a classic look. This classic Chevron pattern is a tight design, maximizing its use and your room space, giving your home an open feel that adds to the ambiance of it. The horizontal design moves the room into the direction you want it.

Example: Your space is 10’x12’ with a total of 120 ft². You will need to figure how much of each product you need for this pattern. The formula for figuring this out is:

(your ft²) x (% as decimal) = (ft² of product you need for the pattern)
Chevron left: 120 x .5 = 60 ft²

Chevron right: 120 x .5 = 60 ft²

Hexawood Parquet Arrow

Chevron Left: 50%

Chevron Right: 50%

Color Pictured Above: Natural

This Parquet design gives the visual aspect of hardwood flooring but is more durable. In the Old finish, this design would complement any room with a rustic feel and in the Grey and White finish, this design will give your room a classic look. This Chevron pattern runs vertically and like the Horizontal Chevron, it is a tight pattern that maximizes the space in a room giving it the appearance of a bigger room than it is. The openness that it creates is welcoming and the movement of the room adds to the ambiance homeowners search for.

Example: Your space is 10’x12’ with a total of 120 ft². You will need to figure how much of each product you need for this pattern. The formula for figuring this out is:

(your ft²) x (% as decimal) = (ft² of product you need for the pattern)
Chevron left: 120 x .5 = 60 ft²

Chevron right: 120 x .5 = 60 ft²