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Ceratec Tiles: Porcelain, Ceramic and Mosaic Tile in Mississauga and Barrie

Ceratec is porcelain, ceramic and glass floor and wall tile and mosaics, in marble, stone, concrete, wood, patterned and solid-colour looks, with slip and wear ratings listed where Ceratec gives them. It is on display at our Mississauga showroom (700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4) and our Barrie showroom (112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4), with samples to take home and our own crews to install it.
  • Store Ready: See samples in person
  • Expert Advice: Room & material matching
  • In-Stock Options: Fast project timelines
  • Install Team: In-house crews available
Ceratec Tiles: Porcelain, Ceramic and Mosaic Tile in Mississauga and Barrie

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Why Homeowners Choose Ceratec Tiles

Ceratec is porcelain, ceramic and glass floor and wall tile and mosaics, in marble, stone, concrete, wood, patterned and solid-colour looks, with slip and we…

  • Porcelain, ceramic, and mosaic options with coordinated colours and finishes
  • Floor, wall, and feature-surface options—confirm the approved application on each product
  • Options available for kitchens, bathrooms, and living spaces when the specific product is approved
  • Available to see in person at Squarefoot Flooring in Mississauga and Barrie

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See Ceratec Tiles colours, finishes, and collections in person. Compare samples under real lighting and get practical help choosing the right floor for your project.

Why Ceratec Tiles Stands Out

Picking tile from a photo is how people end up with a floor they did not expect. Ceratec is on display at both our stores, in Mississauga and Barrie, so you can see full tiles in person and take samples home before you buy.

In simple terms: Ceratec is porcelain, ceramic and glass floor and wall tile and mosaics, a Canadian tile brand whose ranges are made in China, Italy, Spain, Turkey and Portugal, with some made in Canada, which we carry at both our tile stores with our own crews to install it.

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How we would steer you: for a kitchen backsplash or a shower wall, start with the wall tile and mosaics. For a bathroom or kitchen floor, pick a porcelain listed for floors and check its slip rating on the product page. For a busy commercial floor, look at the ranges rated for commercial or heavy commercial traffic.

Marble look: Porcelain with marble veining, in matte and polished finishes.

  • Collections: Alabastrino, Gatsby, Gemstone, Glamour, Marmi Classici, Portofino, Serena, Taj Mahal, Vernazza

Choose these for marble without the sealing; keep the polished faces to dry floors.

Stone and concrete look: Porcelain floor and wall tile in stone, concrete and terrazzo looks.

  • Collections: Burlingstone, Caliza, Cassio, Chicago, Earth, Flodsten, Fragmenta, Galaxy, Imperial Stone, Iseo, Marvel Travertine, New Stone, Newcon, Opera, Paros, Peca, Realstone Slate, Rialto, Shapes, Shoreline, Slaty, Social, Teknostone, Travertino, Urbano, Venice Villa

Choose these when you want stone or concrete without the sealing; check each product page for its slip and traffic rating before you plan a busy or wet floor.

Wood look: Porcelain planks with a wood look.

  • Collections: Aspen, Aspen La Fenice, Elisir Royal, Prive, Westside

Choose these for the look of wood in kitchens, basements and bathrooms.

Metallic look: Tile with a metallic or oxidised look.

  • Collections: Metallica

Choose these for a modern floor or feature wall where you want the look of metal without metal.

Solid colour: Plain and solid-colour floor and wall tile.

  • Collections: Alchemy, Capri, Confetto, District, Essential, Forme, Gaia, Hiera, Iceland, Kalksten, La Spezia, Level, Lux, Multiforme, P21, P21 Zone, Portland, Rock Salt, Starkhex, Stonella, Stratford, Twist

Choose these as the quiet base for a room.

Patterned and décor: Patterned and décor tile for feature walls and statement floors, with plain colours in the same ranges to run around them.

  • Collections: Deco Anthology, Retromix, Terra

Choose these when the tile is the feature of the room.

Wall tile and subway tile: Ceramic and porcelain tile listed for walls only, from subway shapes to large wall tile.

  • Collections: Arrow, Basato, Bohemian, Chevron, Habitat, Kanji, Liora, Manacor, Neve, Ossido, Pavé Wall Dolmen, Shades of Blinds, Strada, Superwhite, Vela, Vibe, Village, Wave, Wind

Choose these for backsplashes, shower walls and feature walls; they do not go on floors.

Mosaics and glass: Porcelain, ceramic and glass mosaics on mesh sheets.

  • Collections: Arch Deco, Archer, Avenue, Barista, Barolo, Biscotti, Brio, Brook, Candy, Charm, Cliff, Crystal, Dama, Diamante, Dolomite, Exagon, Gemini, Geode, Geotonik, Glass, Stone & Resin, Hexacotta, Hoop, Horizon, Inizio, Jamila, Jersey, Lana, Livello, Majolica, Matera, Metric, Metropole, Miele, Nektar, Nordik, Ovaline, Perlas, Pieza, Plum, Precious, Stack, Stella, Taurus, Terzo, Tessara, Tobico, Victoria, Vintage, Visto

Choose these for backsplash details, niches and shower walls, and for shower floors where the product page lists floor use.

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.

Common Questions About Ceratec Tiles Flooring

Quick answers about Ceratec Tiles, materials, and shopping at Squarefoot Flooring.

What is Ceratec Tiles?
Ceratec Surfaces is a Canadian ceramics company based in Quebec that produces and distributes porcelain, ceramic, and mosaic tile for residential and commercial projects. Squarefoot Flooring carries the Ceratec porcelain, mosaic, and large-format collections.
Is Ceratec a Canadian tile brand?
Yes. Ceratec Surfaces is a Canadian company headquartered in Quebec City that distributes tile across Canada. Buying Ceratec means buying from a domestic company with supply and support in this market.
Is Ceratec porcelain suitable for high-traffic floors?
Yes. Ceratec porcelain is fired dense, absorbs almost no water, and is rated for floors, walls, and wet areas. We can confirm the wear and slip rating of a specific collection for your room before you order.
What looks does Ceratec offer?
Ceratec covers marble and stone looks, wood-look porcelain, cement and concrete surfaces, terrazzo, brick, metallic, and textured linear and wave designs, plus glass and tile mosaics, in formats from small mosaic up to large-format tile.
Does Ceratec offer large-format tile?
Yes. Ceratec offers large-format tile that keeps grout lines to a minimum on big floors and walls, which suits open-concept spaces and feature walls. We handle the substrate prep and setting that large-format requires.
Does Ceratec tile work with in-floor heating?
Yes. Porcelain tile is well suited to in-floor heating and is a common pairing in Toronto condos and Barrie homes. We install the heating membrane and tile together so the system performs as intended.
Does Squarefoot Flooring install Ceratec tile?
Yes. Our own in-house team installs Ceratec tile for residential and commercial projects across the Toronto and Mississauga area and across Barrie and Simcoe County. We do not subcontract, and we handle substrate prep, waterproofing, layout, setting, and grout.
Where can I see Ceratec tile in person?
You can see Ceratec at both Squarefoot Flooring showrooms. In Mississauga we are at 700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4 (905-277-2227), and in Barrie we are at 112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4 (705-726-2272). Tile finish, veining, and format read differently in person, so we recommend seeing samples before you decide.