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Tile that looks like wood - sun/fade resistant?
We're thinking about doing the porcelain tile in our home - and love the stuff that looks like wood. Does anyone have experience with this material and/or a preferred brand? I'm also wondering how sun-resistant it is? We have so much sun in our unit that the current (cheap) laminate has "sun stains" / major fading around the carpets. I know the tile (and installation) isn't cheap - so I don't want to break the bank if it's going to fade easily. Thanks in advance.