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Ceratec Cassio Porcelain Tiles

Ceratec Cassio Porcelain Tiles
Ceratec Cassio is porcelain with a concrete look, in a matte finish, as standard floor tile and small-format tile. It suits kitchens, bathrooms, living areas, walls and commercial floors. You can see it at our Mississauga showroom (700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4) and our Barrie showroom (112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4).
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Why Cassio Stands Out

A poured concrete floor cracks, stains and is hard to repair. Cassio gives you the concrete look in porcelain.

In simple terms: Ceratec Cassio is porcelain with a concrete look for floors and walls, in standard floor tile and small-format tile.

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What the Ceratec Cassio range covers:

  • Look: Concrete
  • Finish: Matte
  • Formats: standard floor tile and small-format tile
  • Shade variation: V2, slight
  • Origin: designed by Ceratec in Canada and made in Turkey
  • Use: floors and walls
  • Outdoor: listed for indoor and outdoor use
  • Sold by the square foot, in full boxes

Choose Ceratec Cassio for kitchens, bathrooms, living areas, walls and commercial floors. Skip it for stairs, ramps and pool decks unless we confirm a slip rating for your job first.

Each product page lists the exact size, finish, thickness, slip and wear ratings, and box coverage for that item, so check it there before you order.

Our own installation crews fit what we sell, residential and commercial, across Toronto, Mississauga, Barrie and Simcoe County. No subcontractors, so the people who measure the job are the people who answer for it.

Bring your measurements and a photo of the room to either store. Call our Mississauga showroom at 905-277-2227 or our Barrie showroom at 705-726-2272.

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