Had a call today was expecting delivery non in stock ordered 2 weeks ago but have been away so couldn't get delivered any quicker :disappointed: gutted

These are still in stock in many places. Wife is picking some up now.

Not advisable pookey1

The tiles may look to all be exactly the same size but they won't be. To start off it will look fine but as you move further away from the first tiles you won't be able to maintain straight edges. Using tile spacers and grout alleviates this and ensures straight lines.

Much better to use a dark grout to blend into the wood floor effect.

Hubby thinks it will look nicer without grout I.e will look like an actual wooden floor. Has anyone tried this please?

I have these porcelain tiles in my kitchen and they look fantastic staggered. The tiles do have a slight curve to them so laying them any other way and the curve might be noticeable. Laid with ivory grout.

Thanks OP. Will have a look. Does anyone know if these. are end of line or will they get more stock in, albeit at a higher price?

Whether paint or tiles it is always best to over buy more than you need. You can then touch up or replace later

Purchased 35 boxes and can't wait to lay them in the kitchen. Love a bargain as Tile Giant are the same company and are £30 a box in there. Happy days.

they are very good both bathrooms and dining room done with these very very please with the results and agree with lucky lad there charcoal grout deffo and they are very tough tiles you will need a very decent cutter :muscle:

Thanks for posting, we bought a sample box to try in situ earlier than another 24 before closing today.
Had to make two trips getting them home (only 4 miles away) as the car's suspension looked to be struggling at the rear despite loading it fairly evenly.; hardly surprising with nearly 1/2 a ton of weight.

The missus is very happy, many thanks.

Just order some for the hall – thank you!

Does anyone know if this deal for stone-style tiles is also worth going for? Got an ensuite to tile!

wickes.co.uk/Wic…230

Thanks

Just ordered 20 packs! Couldn't have come through at a better time :grin:

Waa thinking of getting for kitchen and bathroom but not sure how many boxes i need to buy
Kitchen area is 2.5 m x 2.5 m bathroom is 2m x 1 m.
Please can someone advise how mant to buy including allowance for mistakes as from the post they not easy to cut.
Thanks

Bought 50 packs.

I've got these in my kitchen, the wifey loves them, laid them last year and they still look fab, and at this price I might consider getting some more to continue through to hallway

Failing that hire a professional floor layer

You need to lay these on a good base either a solid floor or if floorboards you need to lay 12mm ply seal it and use a flexible adhesive and grout . Laying on top of other tiles is ok if they are ceramic a cement based adhesive will secure them well . Remember to spread the adhesive so that it combs the shortest way across the tile when laid do not dab and dot floor tiles . . Dry grinding will chip the tiles you can buy a cheap d I y wet grinder for 40 quid. They are not easy to cut with a d I y tile cutter . You need a 10 mm scoring wheel . Rubi make the best tile tools . If your solid floor is uneven using a levelling compound and allow to dry .

Just ordered 70 packs

Just came back from seeing the tile: the actual tile is very different to the image, and it does not resemble oak. Decided, despite the very tempting price, not to buy it.

Thanks, just got 16 packs from Cannock store.

The wood grain effect does look like oak, I've just spent a week installing oak newels and handrails on our staircase so can compare like for like.

Purchased thanks!

Thanks Ordered 29 packs for delivery (free) after checking them out instore.

Laid loads of these they look great staggered with charcoal grout . Remember you need flexible adhesive and they are porcelain so a decent cutter is essential and or a diamond wet wheel .

£5 a metre is a bargain. These look good . And less maintenance than real wood . And will last years longer if laid correctly

Do these need to be laid on a perfectly level surface, also can they be laid on top of our current foam eva tiles or will compression mean the tiles wont work?

I believe they also have tile effect wood flooring. I don't understand why. Wouldn't you just buy wood if you want wood effect and buy tiles if you want tile effect.

Thanks for posting.
In the process of buying a house and the kitchen flooring needs replacing.
Bought 13 packets which should be enough. Nearest Wicks 4 miles away too :smile:

Delivery isn't free at wickes? always sting you for bulk delivery

I have these laid brick style hallway kitchen, breakfast room and utility great tiles and much warmer than laminate surprisingly I'm pleased with them

It is a lovely view. Oak look porcelain. I did not know such a product existed for floors. The description says wall and floor tile. If this was a vinyl tile I'd be in as I need to lay a floor in a utility room.

they were £6 a pack week before last + 15% of had mine deliverd yesterday great for kitchens and bathrooms (we had a leak under the sink so the £300 kitchen laminate lasted less than a year) just gotta get all the old crap off the floor underneath now and self level it nut going to be worth it

also about 3% TCB if your buying lots

heat added

fake view make them better

Going to be fun carrying 30 packs tomorrow

Do these really look good? Zero reviews on the wickes website!

good deal

How do I lay them ? :disappointed:

They look really good!