Marbull/Stone Library/Wood-Look Porcelain
Wood-Look Porcelain · Matte
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Porcelain · Brown & Walnut

Wood-Look Porcelain

Plank format, timber grain, zero rot. What decking wants to be near water.

Material cost
$5.50–$12.00 /sf
Heat underfoot
Moderate
Origin
Sassuolo, Italy (manufactured)
Hardness
7+ Mohs (glaze)
Checking live stock…
Asking connected distributors what they have on the floor.
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About Wood-Look Porcelain

Wood-look porcelain planks solve a specific problem: people want the warmth of a timber deck around a pool, and timber near chlorinated water is a maintenance sentence — sanding, sealing, splinters, rot.

Contemporary plank porcelain carries real grain relief you can feel, and in long formats (8x48, 9x60) the repeat is far less obvious than in older short planks. Run it continuously from an interior floor out to a covered patio and the indoor-outdoor line disappears.

It will never be warm the way wood is warm, and a plank laid on grade cannot flex the way a board can, so the substrate has to be right. Within those limits it outlasts any decking material available.

Living with it.

Heat underfoot
Warm in direct sun but not punishing. Fine on a patio; think twice at a pool.
Wet traction
Structured / R11 grain gives good wet traction along the plank direction.
Maintenance
None. No sealing or refinishing, ever.
Water absorption
<0.5% — dense, resists staining well.
Finishes
MatteStructured (R11)
Common sizes
6x368x489x60

Where it belongs.

Each of these opens the library filtered to everything suitable for that use, so you can see what Wood-Look Porcelain is competing against.

Pairs well with.

Ready to price it properly?

Post the project and contractors working in your county bid on it — with this stone already specified.

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