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SapienStone Jatoba Brown offers a stunning wood-look porcelain tile that meticulously replicates the texture of Jatoba wood. Its rich brown tone and realistic grain pattern provide a cozy, inviting atmosphere while retaining all the benefits of porcelain, including high durability, moisture resistance, and minimal maintenance. This versatile tile suits a wide range of applications in both residential and commercial spaces.
1. Authentic Wood Appearance. The natural grain and color
variations closely mimic real wood, delivering a warm and welcoming ambiance.
2. Exceptional Durability. Porcelain tile withstands daily
wear and tear, resists scratches, and retains its appearance for years.
3. Water Resistance. Unlike real wood, Jatoba Brown does
not absorb water or warp under humidity, making it perfect for bathrooms
and kitchens.
4. Universal Design Compatibility. Its classic brown hue
complements both traditional and contemporary décor, offering versatile
styling options.
5. Easy Maintenance. Requires only basic cleaning
procedures—no sealing or special products needed.
- Kitchen & Dining Area. Floors or countertops in Jatoba Brown
create a warm environment for family gatherings.
- Living Room. The wood-effect tile fosters a sense of comfort
ideal for relaxation and socializing.
- Bathroom. Its water-resistant properties make it suitable
for wet areas, preventing damage and mildew.
- Offices & Commercial Spaces. Add a touch of natural charm
and professional elegance without compromising durability.
- Use an adhesive specifically formulated for porcelain tile, ensuring
a level surface before installation.
- Maintain 2–3 mm grout lines to preserve the tile’s visual continuity
and structural integrity.
- Clean with mild detergents; avoid harsh chemicals that could affect
the tile’s finish.
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