Wooden Tiles

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Wooden tiles are generally more cost-effective than natural hardwood for both material and installation/maintenance expenses.

Hardwood flooring has cons like susceptibility to termite damage, high cost compared to wooden tiles, easy scratching that makes it look aged, vulnerability to water damage, squeaking over time, and the need for regular maintenance involving sealing, polishing, and refinishing.

Wooden tiles are durable compared to hardwood floors due to their scratch, stain, and dirt resistance. Manufactured using ceramic and vitrified materials with advanced technology, these tiles are sturdy and long-lasting.

Properly installed and maintained wood tile flooring on a smooth subfloor can last for years. Avoid dropping heavy items and regularly sweep and clean to preserve its pristine look.

Cleaning a wooden tile is straightforward - wipe off debris, clean, and rinse with water. Low porosity means no damage from liquid or water.

The price difference between wooden tiles and laminates depends on the quality chosen, with added costs for installation and long-term value favoring wooden tiles due to their durability and ability to replace single damaged tiles without affecting the surrounding ones.