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Ecoceramic Inari
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About the Ecoceramic Inari collection
The Inari collection by Ecoceramic offers a subtle, neutrally toned appearance suitable for various bathroom styles. With multiple shades like Blanco, Perla, Gris, and Grigio, it provides versatility in designing floors and walls. The collection is available in porcelain, including rectified and non-rectified pieces, making it easier to decide on laying methods and maintenance.
What impression does the collection create?
Inari has a muted, natural character thanks to the neutral colours of Blanco, Perla, Gris, and Grigio. The colours are versatile and easily combine with modern, minimalist, or more classic bathroom arrangements.
Thanks to the porcelain material, you achieve a look with subtle elegance and good moisture resistance, which is a fundamental consideration when choosing wall and floor tiles for a bathroom.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Inari is suitable for both smaller and larger bathrooms in apartments and family homes. Lighter shades (Blanco, Perla) visually enlarge the space, while darker tones Gris and Grigio add depth and contrast.
For modern interiors, you can opt for larger format solutions with narrow grout joints (rectification facilitates this look), while in more traditional settings, choose smaller formats and more pronounced grouting.
Formats, surfaces, and rectification
The collection is produced in porcelain. The specifications indicate that there are both PORCELAIN RECTIFIED and PORCELAIN NON RECTIFIED variants, allowing for a choice between a flatter tile connection or a more classic, versatile laying method.
Specific formats are not listed in the specifications, so when planning, be sure to check the available dimensions in the current catalogue and choose them according to the size of the bathroom and the desired visual effect.
How to combine the collection
With the neutral colours of Inari, you can safely combine wooden furniture elements for a warmer feel or matte white and anthracite fittings for a contrasting modern style.
When used on the floor, we recommend considering the colour of the grout – thin joints in a similar tone create a seamless look, while contrasting joints highlight the geometric pattern. If planning a shower enclosure without a basin, consider the slip resistance of the floor in relation to user safety.
Installation and maintenance
For a smooth result, check if the chosen variant is rectified — this will affect the size of the joints and the requirements for substrate flatness. Rectified tiles require more precise substrate leveling and professional installation.
Maintaining porcelain is easier than natural stone: regular cleaning with neutral cleaning agents is sufficient. For darker grouts, expect sediment retention and use appropriate cleaning agents approved for ceramic surfaces as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Inari tiles rectified?
Yes, the Inari collection includes both PORCELAIN RECTIFIED and PORCELAIN NON RECTIFIED variants, allowing you to choose according to your desired appearance and technical requirements.
What colours does the Inari collection have?
The shades listed are Blanco, Perla, Gris, and Grigio, offering a neutral spectrum suitable for various bathroom styles.
Is the Inari collection suitable for a shower enclosure?
The porcelain tiles from the Inari collection are suitable for wet areas, including shower enclosures. When laying, consider the slip resistance of the floor piece and the correct slope of the substrate.
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