Mixed Colour Reclaimed Style Wooden Wall Tiles Cladding Panelling Panel White Oak Teal Green Grey Brown

Jones & Grey Mixed Colour Reclaimed-Style Wooden Wall Tiles

Size: 440mm x 80mm x 10mm
Price shown is per square metre

Bring warmth, texture and character into your space with our unique mixed-colour wooden wall tiles. Designed by Jones & Grey, these decorative timber cladding tiles combine a beautiful blend of mixed oak colour, washed grey, distressed white, distressed teal green and rich brown tones, creating a rustic reclaimed-wood look with a stylish, modern finish.

Each tile measures 440mm long x 80mm high x 10mm thick, making them easy to handle, arrange and install. The mixed colour palette gives every wall a natural, varied appearance, with the different wood grains, knots, distressed finishes and washed tones working together to create a feature wall full of depth and charm.

These tiles are ideal for anyone wanting to add texture and personality without the heavy, dark look of traditional timber cladding. The lighter oak, white and teal tones help brighten the design, while the grey and brown shades add contrast and a rustic, authentic feel.

Please note: the price is per square metre. Each square metre supplied contains a mixed selection of oak colour, washed grey, distressed white, distressed teal green and brown wooden wall tiles.

Where Can These Wooden Wall Tiles Be Used?

These decorative wooden wall tiles are perfect for creating a feature wall, cladding panels, alcove detail or statement interior design feature.

Home Uses

They work beautifully in:

Living rooms
Dining rooms
Bedrooms
Hallways and entrance areas
Kitchen feature walls
Fireplace alcoves
Under-stair spaces
Garden offices
Home bars
Home gyms
Games rooms
Children’s playrooms
Utility rooms
Conservatories
Cabin fronts, counters or built-in furniture panels

They are especially effective in cottage, rustic, farmhouse, coastal, shabby chic, boho and modern natural interiors.

Commercial Uses

These tiles are also a great choice for commercial interiors where you want to create a warm, welcoming and memorable space.

Ideal for:

Coffee shops
Cafes
Restaurants
Farm shops
Retail shops
Day care centres
Nurseries
Offices
Reception desks
Beauty salons
Treatment rooms
Yoga studios
Wellness centres
Hair salons
Boutique hotels
Holiday lets
Airbnb interiors
Showroom displays
Counter fronts
Wall displays and branded feature areas

The mixed colours make them particularly useful for businesses that want an eye-catching wall finish without using wallpaper, paint or flat panelling.

Why Choose These Tiles?

These wooden tiles are a simple way to transform plain walls into something much more interesting. The staggered plank effect creates a handcrafted look, while the combination of colours means they can work with many different interior styles.

They are:

Made from real wood
Full of natural grain and texture
Easy to arrange in different patterns
Ideal for feature walls and panels
A great alternative to wallpaper or standard wall panelling
Suitable for home and commercial interiors
Designed to create a warm, rustic, reclaimed-style appearance
Supplied in a mixed colour blend for a varied, natural finish

Because the tiles are individual pieces, you can create a random staggered layout, a more structured pattern, or use them to cover smaller areas such as alcoves, counters and furniture fronts.

Installation Guide

These tiles are intended for internal decorative use and should be fitted to a clean, dry, stable surface.

Because wood is a natural, living material that breathes and reacts to its environment, it cannot be treated like ceramic or porcelain. Under no circumstances should standard, cement-based ceramic tile adhesive be used. The wood will draw moisture from the adhesive, causing the tiles to warp, and the rigid glue will eventually crack and fail as the wood naturally expands.

For the best results, we highly recommend professional installation using one of the following methods:

Before You Begin: Mandatory Preparation

• Acclimatization: Wood must adapt to the humidity and temperature of its new environment. Leave the unboxed tiles in the room where they will be fitted for at least 48 to 72 hours before installation.
• Expansion Gaps: Always leave a 3mm to 5mm expansion gap around the perimeter of the installation (where the wood meets the floor, ceiling, and adjacent walls) to allow for natural movement.

Method 1: The Gold Standard (Wooden Substrate or Battens)

This is the preferred method of professionals, guaranteeing the most secure and long-lasting finish.

1. Create the Base: Mechanically fix a thin sheet of plywood or OSB board directly to your wall studs (or install a framework of timber battens).
2. Fix the Tiles: Apply a high-quality, flexible wood construction adhesive to the back of each tile.
3. Pin in Place: Press the tile onto the wooden sub-wall and use a brad nailer (pin gun) to fire tiny, invisible pins into the edges. This wood-to-wood bond provides ultimate structural integrity, while the pins hold the tiles perfectly tight against the wall while the adhesive cures.

Method 2: Direct to Plaster / Plasterboard

If you or your fitter choose not to board the wall first, you can apply these directly to plastered walls, but you MUST strictly adhere to the following guidelines:

1. Assess the Wall: The adhesive is only as strong as the surface it sticks to. If your wall has layers of old, peeling, or poorly bonded paint, the weight of the tiles will pull the paint right off the plaster.
2. Prepare the Surface: The wall must be perfectly flat, clean, and completely dust-free. We highly recommend sanding the paint lightly for grip and applying a primer to seal the plaster before gluing.
3. Use the Correct Adhesive: You must use a high-grab, flexible construction adhesive (specifically an MS Polymer or Polyurethane wood flooring adhesive).
4. Prevent Slippage: Because you cannot use a nail gun into plaster, you must use an adhesive with a very high "initial grab" to ensure the 10mm thick tiles do not slide down the wall while the glue is setting. Bottom-up installation, using spacers or a level ledger board, is highly recommended.

Steps:

Start from a straight, level line rather than relying on the floor or ceiling, as these may not be perfectly level.

Apply a suitable high-strength grab adhesive to the back of each tile. Use enough adhesive to provide a strong bond, but avoid applying too much near the edges where it may squeeze out.

Press each tile firmly onto the wall and hold it in place until it grips. Continue fitting the tiles in a staggered brick-style pattern or your chosen layout.

Keep checking the rows with a spirit level as you work across the wall. Small variations can become more noticeable over a larger area, so regular checking is important.

Cut tiles as needed at the ends of rows, around sockets, corners, shelves or alcoves. Lightly sand any cut edges before fitting.

For the best visual effect, avoid placing too many tiles of the same colour together. Spread the oak, grey, white, teal and brown tiles evenly across the area.

Once fitted, allow the adhesive to fully cure according to the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions before touching, cleaning or placing pressure on the tiles.

Important Installation Notes

Do not install onto damp walls.
Do not install directly next to open flames or high heat sources.
Not recommended for wet rooms, showers or external use.
If fitting near kitchens, sinks or areas where splashing may occur, ensure the tiles are protected appropriately and kept dry.
Always follow the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions.
Check for hidden cables or pipes before cutting, drilling or fixing into walls.

Professional Installation Recommended

Although these tiles can be fitted by a competent DIY user, professional installation is recommended, especially for larger feature walls, commercial spaces, alcoves, counters, areas around sockets, or walls requiring cutting and finishing. A professional installer will help ensure the tiles are securely fitted, level, evenly spaced and finished to a high standard.