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Design and Aesthetic
The Reserve Wood Look tile achieves a remarkable imitation of natural wood, featuring a range of rich, warm tones and intricate grain patterns that mimic real hardwood. Available in several finishes—from light oaks to deep walnuts—it provides a versatile palette to suit different design preferences. The tile’s realistic wood texture and color variations enhance its authenticity, adding a touch of elegance and warmth to any room without the upkeep associated with genuine wood.

Durability and Performance
One of the standout features of the Reserve Wood Look tile is its durability. Unlike natural wood, porcelain is highly resistant to scratches, stains, and moisture, making it an excellent choice for high-traffic areas such as kitchens, hallways, and commercial spaces. It also withstands heavy furniture and is less susceptible to dents or warping. This resilience means it retains its aesthetic appeal and functionality over time, even in busy environments.

Installation and Maintenance
Installing the Reserve Wood Look tile is straightforward, with the tile’s uniform size ensuring a smooth and seamless application. It can be set with standard tile adhesives and grouts, and once installed, it offers a flawless finish that enhances the space. Maintenance is simple: regular sweeping and mopping are all that’s needed to keep the tiles clean. The tile’s resistance to moisture and stains means it doesn’t require special treatments or sealants, unlike natural wood.

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Value for Money
The Reserve Wood Look Porcelain Tile is competitively priced given its high-end appearance and durability. It provides the charm and warmth of wood with added longevity and less maintenance, offering substantial value for those seeking a sophisticated flooring solution without the drawbacks of real wood.

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The RLS spacers and wedges make most any tile project look professionally installed.

Easy step to follow:

1. Install tile as normal but with spacers placed. We recommend using one trowel size larger to accommodate for the spacer being beneath the tile. Apply mortar to the substrate (floor or wall), place spacers and tiles at about the same time. It is very advantageous to place the spacers under the tile BEFORE the tile is in the mortar. Tiles after the first are easy.
2. Please the next several tiles as needed. We recommend tiling no further than you can easily reach with the RLS Pliers tool.
3. According the Raimondi step 3 is inserting the wedges. IT’S NOT. WAIT! Use a rubber mallet to gently rap the tiles to ensure mortar is actually contacting the tile.
4.  Now insert wedges and hand tighten. It’s important not to over-tighten either by hand or with the pliers as you can snap the spacer. Don’t do that.
5. After your several wedges have been hand tightened you may use the pliers. We recommend loosely tightening the batch and then going around a second time to tighten. This allows the tiles to level consistently and avoids spacers snapping while also keeping mortar bonding underneath.
6. Allow to dry for 24 hours (or whatever). Remove spacers and wedges by kicking them off. Two notes – use boots as you can easily hurt your toes and kick parallel to the spacer. AKA, kick perpendicular to the wedge along the grout line. If you kick against the grout line your spacers break off at the top of the grout line, not below. That’s just ugly and causes much more work.

Good luck.

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