Why Cersanit tiles: collections for walls and floors

Why this brand · Cersanit #1 · The brands Saniso stocks, and why 

Cersanit tiles cover walls and floors with clear collection families: wood, geometric motifs, floral motifs, stone, monocolour and outdoor. In this first Cersanit edition of our series Why this brand we stay with ceramic tiles only. You will see how those families sit side by side on the brand page at Saniso, which priced tiles you can order today, and where each family fits a room or a terrace. Who Cersanit is as a full brand (tiles plus sanitaryware) is already covered in our guide on Cersanit at Saniso: tiles and sanitaryware; here the focus stays on the tile collections.

Why look at Cersanit tiles by collection family?

A renovation rarely needs "a tile" in the abstract. You need a wood-look wall for a hallway, a calm stone floor for a kitchen, a floral accent for a bathroom, or a porcelain outdoor field for a terrace. Cersanit groups those looks into families on the brand page, so you browse by atmosphere first and by format second. That keeps this article on the collections themselves. For how to buy tiles in general, see buying ceramic tiles.

Which Cersanit tile collection families does Saniso list?

The brand page for Cersanit Ceramic Tiles names six families: Wood, Geometric motifs, Floral motifs, Stone, Monocolour and Outdoor. Below is how they read for a tiler or a DIYer, with one priced example where Saniso shows a live price today, and a plain link where the page asks you to contact for a price.

What are the strengths and opportunities of Cersanit tiles? (a positive SWOT)

A SWOT usually looks at a brand from a boardroom. We wrote this one for the person choosing tiles: what the ceramic range does well, where it opens doors for you, where it fits best and why we stock it.

How do you pick the right Cersanit tile collection for your room?

Start from the room, then the family, then the format. Dry living walls often suit wood or monocolour. Wet rooms and kitchens suit stone or cemento with a matching motif accent. Terraces need the outdoor family. Once the family is clear, check the product page for usage (wall or floor), application (interior or exterior) and pack coverage. The general buying checklist lives in buying ceramic tiles; the Ares cement-look line has its own buying guide in which Cersanit Ares tile to choose for floor or wall.

What do Cersanit wood-look tiles bring to a wall?

Wood-look tiles give the grain of timber with the washable face of ceramic. Sandwood Brown is a priced 18 × 60 wall plank in a warm brown tone. Other wood lines on the brand page may show contact-for-price; ask via your Project List when you need a larger wood set.

Where do floral and geometric motif tiles fit?

Motif tiles are accent pieces: one wall, a shower niche, a strip above a bath. Artiga Violet is a priced Motifs wall tile in 25 × 40. Geometric lines such as Fernetti Stone Geometric and wallpaper-look floral lines such as Luvie Beige Wallpaper Peony are on the brand page with contact-for-price today, so they appear as links only.

How do stone and cemento Cersanit tiles work on walls and floors?

Stone and cemento looks are the calm base fields of many bathrooms and kitchens. Aiora Beige is a priced 60 × 60 wall-and-floor tile with interior and exterior application on the page. The Ares cement-look collection is covered in depth in which Cersanit Ares tile to choose for floor or wall, so this article links there instead of repeating that line.

Which Cersanit outdoor tiles suit a terrace?

Outdoor 2.0 porcelain is built for garden floors: thicker use cases, structured or matt faces, exterior application on the product pages. Geo 2.0 Cream and Gigant Silver Grey 2.0 are both priced InStock examples at 60 × 60. Why ceramic outdoor tiles are popular, and how to keep them clean, is already explained in why ceramic outdoor tiles are so popular and cleaning ceramic garden tiles.

Which tips help you get the most out of Cersanit tile collections?

• Browse the brand page by family first, then by format and finish.
• Read wall versus floor and interior versus exterior on every product page before you order.
• Order a priced sample line together with adhesive and grout, so the whole job arrives in one go.
• Put quote-only collections on your Project List when you need a bulk quotation.
• Match indoor stone greys with outdoor 2.0 greys when the terrace meets the living floor.

What is the delivery time at Saniso?

Order on a workday before 15:00? Then your order is delivered the next workday, as long as it fits in a parcel. Pallet shipments have a different delivery time. Saniso has thousands of products in stock in the Netherlands. Saniso is on its way to becoming the e-commerce platform for construction across Europe, and already delivers to more than 20 countries.

How do you order at Saniso if you're not a customer yet?

Your first order is easy to place:

1. Create an account via register. Already have an account? Log in here with your email address or phone number.
2. Choose your product and click "Add to cart", or go straight to "Buy now". For products without a listed price, the product page shows the current availability.
3. Check out: all prices at checkout include VAT.
4. Choose delivery or pickup: have it delivered, or pick up your order for free in our showroom.

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Header photo: Asturio Cantabrio, Nagoya Ceramic Hall floor surface, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (ceramic floor tiles). Product tile samples in the header: Cersanit via Saniso.

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