Madera Teak

Most Indian families know teak from the main door or an inherited dining table, and Madera Teak picks up that warm chestnut along with its mixed tones and dark streaks. This is the liveliest design in the size. Those streaks change direction at every turn of a herringbone, so the floor has real movement, and plain walls and simple curtains give it room. It is the one to choose for a compact entrance foyer where the floor is the main feature. Faces are random, so ask your mason to open several boxes and mix them while laying. Rustic Texture is the only surface in this size, and each tile is 9 mm thick.

• What comes in a box of Madera Teak?

  A box of Madera Teak holds 20 pieces of 100x500mm, covers 10.76 sq ft and weighs 19.6 kg. Each tile is 9 mm thick with a curve edge.

• What colour and surface does Madera Teak have?

  The colour is warm chestnut. Madera Teak has a Rustic Texture surface with deeper grain relief you can feel, and 73 random faces, so neighbouring planks vary.

• Which grout joint should I use for Madera Teak?

  Use a joint of at least 3 mm, usually 3 to 5 mm, because Madera Teak has a curve edge (non-rectified). Choose a grout close to the tile for a quiet floor, or a contrasting one to show the zigzag.

• Does Madera Teak come in longer planks?

  Yes. Madera Teak also comes in 150x900mm, 200x1000mm, 200x1200mm and 200x1400mm planks. Compare samples side by side if you plan to mix formats.