Ceramic Tiles on the Central Coast
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Ceramic Tiles Central Coast
Ceramic tiles are one of the most popular and versatile tiling solutions, known for their durability, affordability, and timeless style. Made from natural clay and fired at high temperatures, ceramic tiles create a strong, long-lasting surface perfect for everyday living.
Available in a wide range of colours, finishes, and patterns, ceramic tiles suit both modern and traditional interiors. From ceramic floor tiles for living rooms and bedrooms to bathroom ceramic tiles that handle moisture with ease, they are a practical choice for any space. Glazed ceramic tiles offer excellent water resistance and stain protection, while matte and textured finishes deliver a more natural look.
Ceramic tiles are also a favourite for kitchen splashbacks, feature walls, and decorative accents, adding style without compromising on function. Easy to clean and maintain, they are a smart choice for homeowners, renovators, and designers seeking a balance of quality and value.
At Stone Arc Central Coast, we stock a carefully curated selection of ceramic wall and floor tiles designed to elevate your space with beauty and practicality.
FAQs - Ceramic Tiles
What are ceramic tiles made of?
Ceramic tiles are made from natural clay, sand, and minerals that are fired at high temperatures to create a durable, long-lasting surface.
Are ceramic tiles durable?
Yes — ceramic tiles are strong and resistant to scratches and everyday wear. While not as dense as porcelain, they perform well in most residential spaces.
Can ceramic tiles be used on both walls and floors?
Absolutely. Ceramic tiles are versatile and can be installed on walls, splashbacks, and floors in low to medium-traffic areas.
Are ceramic tiles water resistant?
Glazed ceramic tiles are highly resistant to water and stains, making them perfect for bathrooms, laundries, and kitchens.
How do ceramic tiles compare to porcelain tiles?
Ceramic tiles are more affordable and easier to cut, while porcelain tiles are denser, more durable, and better suited for high-traffic or outdoor areas.
