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Ecoceramic Stone
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About the Ecoceramic Stone collection
The Ecoceramic Stone collection offers tiles and wall tiles in neutral stone shades, bringing a natural, calm look to the bathroom.
What impression does the collection create?
Ecoceramic Stone resembles a stone material with subtle colour variations suitable for interiors where you want to achieve a balanced and timeless look. The neutrality of shades like white, pearl, cream, bone, taupe, or antracite allows for calm or contrasting compositions according to taste.
The surface of the collection is described as slim matt, indicating a matte, slightly fine surface with subdued light reflection, suitable for bathrooms where safety and understated elegance are important. The rectification of the tiles is mentioned – this facilitates achieving narrow grout joints and a uniform surface.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Thanks to the neutral shades, Ecoceramic Stone works well in both small and larger bathrooms. Light variants (white, pearl, cream, bone) visually enlarge the space, while antracite or taupe add depth and contrast in larger areas or as accents.
The collection suits both minimalist and nature-inspired solutions. In smaller rooms, consider using light shades for the floor and walls, or a darker shade only for an accent wall or floor strip.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
The available colours from the specifications are: White, Pearl, Cream, Bone, Taupe, and Antracite. The surface is described as slim matt, and the material is porcelain with rectification, meaning precise straight edges suitable for thin grout joints.
Specific format sizes are not mentioned in the specifications. When choosing a format, keep in mind that larger formats visually enlarge the space but require a level substrate and proper installation techniques.
How to combine the collection
For a uniform look, use the same shade for both the floor and wall, or different tonalities from the collection – for example, a light base and a darker accent. The matte slim surface pairs well with natural wood or white cabinets and metal elements in black or brushed nickel.
If you want subtle graphics, add a mosaic or decor in a similar colour spectrum; if decor is not available, create visual interest by installing tiles in various sizes or laying directions.
Installation and maintenance
Rectified porcelain tiles require precise installation on a flat and stable substrate. Before installation, check the levelness of the floor and use adhesive designed for porcelain and large-format tiles.
The slim matt surface is cleaned with standard ceramic cleaning agents; for maintenance, use neutral cleaning agents without abrasives to preserve the surface. Ensure appropriate slip resistance for floors in wet areas; if this property is not explicitly stated in the specifications, consult the supplier or an expert before finalising your design.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Ecoceramic Stone collection suitable for bathroom floors?
Yes, it is a rectified porcelain floor tile, making it suitable for flooring. For safety in wet areas, check the slip resistance parameters with the supplier.
What colours are available in the Stone collection?
The specifications list the colours White, Pearl, Cream, Bone, Taupe, and Antracite, covering light to darker neutral tones.
Can I use rectified tiles with a thin grout joint?
Yes. Rectified tiles allow for narrower grout joints and a significantly more uniform appearance. Ensure the substrate is level and use appropriate adhesive for porcelain tiles.
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