Customer Reviews for Marazzi Montagna Rustic Bay 6 in. x 24 in. Glazed Porcelain Floor and Wall Tile (14.53 sq. ft./case)

Great price and very pleased with product! Once it was installed, it looked great, too. We wanted a "beachy" feel in our bathroom and is the perfect fit once we paint our cabinets. We couldn't be happier with our purchase!

This flooring was great! It has a variety of colors & looks so good installed!! I was afraid it would be kinda cold to walk on (like our ceramic tile) but it is not! So far, we absolutley love it!

Love this tile, my room looks nice and antique

Nice clean tile looks good clean

Absolutely love this tile. It’s hard to capture the texture and color in a picture—it is much prettier in person than any of the photos I have seen online. The non-slip texture makes it great for a bathroom, and the finish feels almost soft to the touch. There is a lot of variation in the color with some lighter and darker areas, slight tan and even blue undertones, but it looks very natural. It really does give the impression of weathered dock wood, which is exactly what I wanted.

My condo was completely remodeled after a fire. I went for a whole new look (opened kitchen walls, installed about 6k of granite, crown molding everywhere, updated windows/doors, new furniture). The first thing everyone says when coming to look at what was done is "Nice floor!". I was worried it would look like "wood-pattern porcelain tile". No, it looks like wood. Could not be happier with the selection.

This Montagna Dapple Gray tile turned out great for our 5ft x 5ft powder room reno! Decided to use it on the floor and accent wall along with the Jeffrey Court Glass/Metal Mosaic Tile and couldn't be happier. We love the look and feel of this tile and it's nice that it has a bit of texture/traction to it. The weathered/dull finish works well with the otherwise bright and shiny fixtures in white and chrome. *See included pictures :)

I love this tile! It’s beautiful!

I recently put in a floor 3 months ago and I use the Marazzi dapple grey. We had to move and sold the house. I received a lot of positive comments on the floors, from people who came to view my house. We like the color and the wood grain look so much that we are putting it into my new home. Highly recommend. Eddie

My floors were laid a few days ago. They are even more beautiful once laid. Look and feel like wood. Seem very durable.

I was a little skeptical at first because they feel a little rough to the touch and they are not glazed but after I saw them installed I was so happy, it looks awesome and feel just great.

I install this in my mother in laws after her woodfloor was flooded by harvey. I really like the material is very durable and looks great

If you didn't know you'd say this porcelain tile was made of wood which is the idea. Had trouble with several boxes of tile that apparently had been dropped and individual tile were broken. It was hard to tell they were damaged tiles until the box was opened.

Nice and flat with great texture and good sizeing. I'm a 20+ year tile contractor and have seen a lot of bowed woodplank tile... there was some chips and broken, but not to bad.

Tile are nice looking and nice quality.

I just had this tile installed in my new kitchen. It looks great against the gray and white cabinets. We had about a full case of broken tiles, but they were still useful at the end or beginning of a run. Since this is NOT a rectified tile, extra care must be taken to get it installed correctly. Overall, it is a nice tile for not a lot of money! It looks like reclaimed wood, has a texture that feels like wood, but is sturdy and durable as any porcelain tile. We used pewter grout and I thinks this just adds to the wood-like look. It cleans easily and the PEI 4 rating means it should hold up well. I think it looks great.

Tile is beautiful when installed. We used it in our office entryway and on a feature wall. They both look great.

Long post ahead, read if you are really interested in getting this tile. (Pictures included). My wife and I decided to tile our entire house (2100sqf) with one type of tile. After owning our house for three years, we were sick of our dark hardwood floor that showed ever speck of dust and of course, the wonderful pink carpets in the bedrooms. Our house went from having four different types of floor to just one (this!). We took home about five samples home from various stores and debated for a few days about what we wanted. I wanted something lighter, my wife wanted something darker but not as dark as what we currently had. We settled on what we thought was Dapple Gray. It was not, and we did not learn this until we received some six pallets of tiles. I actually liked this tile more then what we originally settled on (how often does that happen?). It was brighter, had more contrast, and it made me see our house in a whole new light. It has this airy/beachie feel to it. Soft on the eyes but also enough color to bring out some of our other design elements. So yes, we love it! Pattern wise, I will say there are few areas that have some repeating patterns. Nothing other than my OCD self would notice, but it can happen. It is not brown like the photo, it is definitely more gray with some planks having more of a white wash look to it. I think my favorite aspect of this tile is that it really does sit in a nice neutral zone. It's not too dark or too light. It seems to work well in any space. All our rooms look different despite having the same floor due to the lighting and colors used. It just works. Also, it hardly ever looks dirty which is a HUGE difference from what we had before. We can go weeks without washing the floor and it looks fine where as before it looked dirty by simply walking on it (dark hardwood). For grout, we went with Delorean Gray. I am not sure if it's something our installer did wrong, but there are definitely variations in color of the grout from light to dark. Luckily, it's hardly noticeable due to the color variations of the tile. If I were to do this again, I might have gone with a slightly darker grout (maybe Dove Gray?). I feel a darker grout would make the planks look a bit more like, well planks. The Delorian Gray matches almost too well with the colors of the tile which makes it look more like one big surface. It bothered me at first but now I don't even notice it. Either one is probably fine, but if you want more of that "plank" look, go with a slightly darker gray than Delorean. Trust me on this. My only complaint other than having a few repeating patterns is lippage. I think ours falls within the standards, but I hate it when I am walking barefoot and occasionally feel an edge. Our installer did a fantastic job minimizing it, we were very lucky to have him. I think the shape of these tiles along with some uneven parts of our floors made it impossible to eliminate any kind lippage. I see it in most plank tile installations. From what I was told, anything over a credit card in thickness could be an issue depending on the size of the grout line. It took a little over two months from the time we ordered to completion. It was about 3 weeks waiting for the tile, and another three weeks waiting for the installer with a two week install. Overall, I am really happy with how this project turned out!

Used the Marazzi Montagna Dapple Gray floor and wall tile in a recent bathroom remodel. Looks amazing and easy to clean.

Before buying this tile I must have read all the reviews, and they were super helpful. I absolutely love the look of this tile and also used the delorean gray sanded grout. The tile has some texture to it so it is great for the bathroom floor, not slippery at all. The tile cut nicely with no issues and I didn't have any broken tiles in any of the boxes.

Couldn't have picked a better tile! It looks rustic modern and clean. Great for any project; bathroom for me. The color grey is perfect! I went with a white grout so the grey would really show. Super excited. I will be using this tile in my other home for sure. Color is true to what you see online. Store purchased no broken tiles.

The woodlook is very realistic and my floor gets alot of compliments.

Very happy with this tile. Looks great! My husband installed it in our new bathroom. He used delorean gray grout. Looks great! He had no problem installing it. This was his first time installing a tile floor.

Since the beginning of 2017 I have buying these in boxes - whatever I could afford at the time. Sometimes it was 2 boxes, sometimes it was 3 boxes. I have heard that you shouldn't do that because of lot #'s being different, but the great thing about wood tile, is that it isn't uniform and it looks natural when you have a whole bunch of different colors because wood is not one color. I am in love with this flooring and we are going to put it in the rest of the house buying how many ever boxes we can afford in a given month. Not going in debt, renovating my house, making it look better, one room at a time.

Love this tile. I bought 62 boxes for what I needed and it was from different lots. Some people have stated to make sure the lots and die#s are all the same. I didn't and I love how it looks. Some tiles are light and some are dark. The different colors look more natural, like drift wood, so the exact match didn't matter to me. Downside, there are a few that were bowed in the middle. I was able to use some for the smaller pieces that I needed. All in all, if I ever..and that is a big ever, tile again, I would buy this brand.

The tiles have variations, but we decided to go with a 1/16” spacer and are happy with the outcome. We applied Dove Grey grout and the overall outcome is great. Happy with the quality/cost and this tile was a good decision for our home. Other tiles we saw and liked were much more expensive.

Tile looks beautiful!! Expectations are meet. There is nothing to dislike about this tile. The texture of the tile makes it look great and helps with traction.

Montagna Rustic Bay wood-look porcelain tile was installed in the bedrooms as we wanted something durable that would look nice against the Travertine-style beige flooring in the rest of the house, yet still have a modern feel that would go well with grey and taupe tones that is so popular currently. This product met all our needs and then some! It has a texture on it just like honed-wood, is not slippery and will stand up to Florida humidity so much better than wood. It goes so well with the taupe paint on the walls, and would go equally well with beige or grey. Totally meets all of our expectations and was easy to work with, with very little pieces left over... Set in an irregular pattern so as to simulate how wood is installed. Love it!

Absolutely love this floor! We recently installed this in our kitchen and used the gray grout that was recommended. It is beautiful, sturdy and the color is gorgeous and looks great with the grey quartz counter tops we had installed. I hope this product remains available in the future so that I can use it again in our next remodel project.

Used this on a basement floor and it looks amazing! We've very happy with it.