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Ecoceramic Andor
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About the Ecoceramic Andor collection
The Ecoceramic Andor collection offers a clean, bright solution for wall and floor tiles that suits both modern and timeless bathrooms. The material description states porcelain (white body) and rectification, ensuring precise joints and a smooth result when laid. Andor is available in several light shades including blanco, marfil, and perla, making it easy to combine with various design styles.
What impression does the collection create?
Andor has a gentle and neutral appearance, creating an airy and clean impression thanks to its light shades. The porcelain finish provides a uniform look that highlights minimalist furniture as well as more striking accessories.
With rectified edges, you achieve narrow joints and a continuous surface without disruptive overlaps, enhancing the modern character of the bathroom.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Andor is suitable for both smaller and larger bathrooms where you want to add light and a sense of order. The light tones of blanco, marfil, and perla visually enlarge the space and combine well with darker furniture or black fittings.
The porcelain finish is also suitable for bathrooms with higher loads, as porcelain tiles tend to be more durable and easier to maintain than softer materials.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
From the available data, it is clear that the Andor collection is in a porcelain white body finish and is rectified. Shades of blanco, marfil, and perla are available, covering a light palette.
Specific formats and thicknesses are not listed in the background, so when choosing a format, consider the size of the bathroom: larger formats will visually enlarge the space, while smaller ones will facilitate pattern creation and slip resistance in wet areas.
How to combine the collection
The light shades of Andor harmonize well with natural materials — wood or stone decorations on furniture and accessories. For contrast, you can choose dark vanity furniture or metal elements in black or matte brass.
When tiling a shower enclosure, consider using the same material on the floor and walls for a cohesive look, or alternatively combine Andor with patterned wall tiles on one wall as a statement element.
Installation and maintenance
Rectified tiles require precise leveling of the substrate and narrow joints; it is recommended to collaborate with an experienced tiler and use quality adhesive designed for porcelain. For larger formats, plan expansion joints according to the manufacturer's instructions and the floor's statics.
Maintaining porcelain wall tiles is usually straightforward — just use a regular cleaning agent without abrasive particles. In shower areas, ensure regular cleaning of the grout joints and use an appropriate cleaner or gel to remove deposits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Andor collection rectified and what does that mean?
Yes, Andor is rectified. This allows for very narrow joints between the tiles and a flatter surface result, but it requires more precise laying and a good substrate.
What colours does the Ecoceramic Andor collection have?
The background lists light shades of blanco, marfil, and perla, which create a neutral and fresh look for the bathroom.
Is Andor suitable for a shower enclosure?
Yes, the white body porcelain finish is suitable for wet areas. When laying in the shower, pay attention to slip resistance of the floor and proper fall (gradient).
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