Durable and tough
Ceramics are one of the most durable and resistant tiles you can choose. Made with clay and minerals, ceramic tiles withstand exposure to most elements like humidity, sun, rain and wind very well. Because of this, it also ends up being great for facades and external areas.
Easy cleaning and maintenance
Ceramic tiles are a virtually impermeable material, meaning it naturally repels water and other liquids. This characteristic makes ceramic tiles easy to clean since dirt does not impregnate the material.
Ceramic tiles also require hardly any maintenance, given their resistance and durability. The only care needed should be simply cleaning the grout periodically and simple surface wipe when needed.
Variety
Few materials are as versatile as wall ceramics. Nowadays it is possible to find ceramic versions in traditional formats, such as square and rectangular, but also in more modern formats, such as hexagonal.
Another benefit is the size of the pieces. Currently, the preferred sizes are those formats and sizes in our listings, these give a cleaner and more modern look to all environments.
The colours and textures available are also very impressive. Wall ceramics can range from classic white to darker tones and colours, such as green, blue, pink, and black for example.
Cost-benefit
Faced with so many advantages, the first impression that people have is that ceramic wall tiles are expensive.
This cannot be further from the truth. Simply viewing our range and pricing will show that. This is due to their design and materials used in manufacturing ceramic tiles, they are very inexpensive items to consider.
Where can ceramic tiles be used?
Ceramic tiles are predominantly used as wall tiles due to their shapes and colours available.
However, they can be used on virtually every wall in:
Due to their design and mix, Ceramic tiles can be used virtually on any wall you see fit around your home. For this reason, not much thought needs to go into whether they are suitable for a certain area wall, and with their amazing price per m2, the only thing you need to consider is the colour and design you wish to install them in.
How to install ceramic tiles and their orientation?
There are many ways to install ceramic tiles, different patterns, orientations and arrangements are possible, and when you add the vast number of colours available to the equation, this provides our customers with a many number of options to choose from for their final piece.
Vertical – the shorter side facing up for lower ceilings to give the impression of a taller walls - quite a common design
Horizontal – the shorter sides facing the sides giving the impression of wider walls - regular volume of cuts and wastage - common design
Fishbone (45-degree herringbone) – high volume of cuts and wastage – looks amazing – not so common design
Lined up – straightforward – tiles placed on top of each other all lined up – low volume of wastage – highly common design
Trespass (brick layout) – overlapping style layout – low volume of wastage – common design
So as you can see, there are many advantages when you decide to go for our ceramic tiles. Ease of maintenance, available colours and design options, suitability for virtually all areas and of course you get all this with the best prices.
So why don’t you request your free sample through our website and see what your next ceramic tiles look like in person?
