Ceratec Tiles

The largest part of the range recreates natural stone and marble in porcelain, which gives you the look without the sealing, staining, and softness of real stone. Collections include Marmi Classici, Burlingstone, Realstone Slate, and Pietra Moda.

Decision line: for a marble or stone look in a bathroom, kitchen, or feature wall, porcelain is the practical pick over natural stone because it does not need sealing and will not etch.

Wood-look porcelain gives the plank appearance with full waterproofing and none of the movement of real wood, which suits bathrooms, basements, and high-traffic entries. Collections include Asana, Kentwood, and Stage Pointe. There is also a wood-look Aspen vinyl plank option for spaces where you want a softer, warmer floor underfoot.

Decision line: choose wood-look porcelain when you want a wood floor in a wet or heavy-traffic area, and the vinyl plank when you want warmth and give underfoot.

For a modern, minimal surface, the cement and concrete looks include Chicago, Urban, and Teknostone. These suit large open floors and contemporary interiors where a seamless, low-pattern look is the goal.

Decision line: pick a concrete look for a clean, continuous floor across a large open area.

The range also covers terrazzo such as Rialto and Venice Villa, brick looks like Bricklane, metallic surfaces like Metallica, and textured linear and wave designs such as Artline for feature walls.

Decision line: reach for the textured, brick, and terrazzo looks when you want a feature wall or backsplash with character rather than a plain field tile.

Ceratec's mosaics cover shower floors, backsplashes, and accent bands, in glass and tile formats including Tessara, Exagon, and Diamante. Mosaic on a shower floor is also the practical choice for slip resistance, since the extra grout lines add grip.

Decision line: use a mosaic on shower floors for grip and drainage, and as an accent to lift a plain wall or backsplash.

Porcelain is the most forgiving surface for the way Ontario homes get used. It is waterproof for bathrooms and entries that see snow and salt, the large-format options keep big floors clean and seamless, and it pairs with in-floor heating, a common request in Toronto condos and Barrie homes. If you are weighing materials, porcelain vs ceramic explains the difference in density and where each belongs. We can confirm the wear and slip rating of a specific collection for your room before you order.

We install Ceratec tile with our own in-house team, residential and commercial, not subcontractors. Tile is only as good as the bed under it, especially with large-format, so we handle the substrate prep, waterproofing, layout, and setting. See our tile installation process, and we stock the adhesives and grout to finish the job. Browse our projects for completed tile work.

Tile reads very differently in person, where you can see the finish, the veining, and the format at full size. We carry Ceratec at both stores. Visit us in Mississauga at 700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4, or call 905-277-2227. In Barrie, find us at 112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4, or call 705-726-2272. You can also contact us to check current availability. For other tile lines, see Midgley West, Olympia Tile, Ciot, or the full brands lineup.