CERAMIC
We offer a wide selection of Ceramic, Porcelain, Natural Stone and Glass tile. Tile is an excellent choice for your floor, shower, backsplash or patio. Ceramic Tile is unparalleled in its durability and while no surface is scratch-proof, ceramic resists scratches, scuffs and indentations better than any other floor covering. Ceramic will not fade due to sunlight and will look beautiful for years to come if properly cared for. Ceramic is also 100% natural making it environmentally friendly.
Ceratec offers a wide range of ceramic, porcelain, natural stone and glass tile. Choose from among dozens of series of rustic, contemporary and modern tile selections.
San Marco® is an international collection of true classic porcelain and ceramic tile. Always appropriate, always impressive. San Marco® brings a natural character to your home. Available in hundreds of striking colours and multiple shapes and sizes to make your own design statement.
Casa Roma offers a wide selection of Porcelain tile. Glazed porcelain tiles are much harder and more wear and damage resistant than non-porcelain ceramic tiles, making them suitable for any application-from light traffic to the heaviest residential and light commercial traffic
Centura offers ceramic wall tile, ceramic floor tile, mosaics, glazed porcelain, porcelain tile, glass and specialty products. You can also choose from a unique natural stone selection in a variety of marble, stone and slates.
Olympia offers high-quality ceramic, porcelain, natural stone and glass. You'll find an excellant variety, selection, and fair prices.
Frequently Asked Questions
1 - What's the difference between Ceramic and Porcelain tile?
Ceramic tiles are generally made from red or white clay fired in a kiln. They are then finished with a durable glaze which carries the colour and pattern. Porcelain tiles are made by the dust pressed method where clays, talc and other ingredients are, at extremely high pressures, pressed into a mold. Porcelain tiles are much harder and usually have a much lower water absorption rate than ceramic tiles making them frost resistant.
2 - Can I install ceramic outside?
Ceramic tile may absorb water which would freeze in the winter months resulting in broken tiles. Porcelain tiles with at least a PEI rating of 5 are frost proof and can be installed outside.
3 - Will my new tile start to crack over time?
Red clay tiles are a softer tile and therefore more likely to crack. A ceramic or porcelain tile with a PEI rating of 4 or more is not likely to crack when installed properly over a structure that is sound.
4 - Will the grout stay clean?
Grout is very porus and is therfore prone to staining. The best way to keep grout lines looking clean is to seal the grout lines and have a regular cleaing schedule. Grout used in a shower application where hard water is used will be difficult to keep from staining.
Ceramic tiles are generally made from red or white clay fired in a kiln. They are then finished with a durable glaze which carries the colour and pattern. Porcelain tiles are made by the dust pressed method where clays, talc and other ingredients are, at extremely high pressures, pressed into a mold. Porcelain tiles are much harder and usually have a much lower water absorption rate than ceramic tiles making them frost resistant.
2 - Can I install ceramic outside?
Ceramic tile may absorb water which would freeze in the winter months resulting in broken tiles. Porcelain tiles with at least a PEI rating of 5 are frost proof and can be installed outside.
3 - Will my new tile start to crack over time?
Red clay tiles are a softer tile and therefore more likely to crack. A ceramic or porcelain tile with a PEI rating of 4 or more is not likely to crack when installed properly over a structure that is sound.
4 - Will the grout stay clean?
Grout is very porus and is therfore prone to staining. The best way to keep grout lines looking clean is to seal the grout lines and have a regular cleaing schedule. Grout used in a shower application where hard water is used will be difficult to keep from staining.
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