Eco Ceramica specializes in:

Made in Italy porcelain tiles: Durable, versatile and suitable for both floor and wall tiles.

Handcrafted natural or glazed terracotta tiles: Made by hand with unique designs and high-quality materials for an authentic touch.

On our site you will find detailed descriptions and data sheets for each product. In addition, we offer:

Samples: You can order samples directly from the product page to evaluate color and texture.

Personalized advice: Contact us for professional advice based on your needs.

Absolutely. Our porcelain tiles are resistant to frost, weathering and wear, making them ideal for terraces, balconies and gardens.

Yes, of course! Terracotta is a natural material that has been used for both indoor and outdoor environments for thousands of years. It is valued for its warm and traditional aesthetics, as well as its inherent strength.

Our rigorous technical tests confirm that terracotta is highly resistant to extreme weather conditions. In particular, freeze-thaw resistance tests (UNI EN 1344 - App. C) show that the material remains unaltered even after 100 exposure cycles between -15°C and +15°C, guaranteeing exceptional stability even in the presence of temperature changes.

In addition, tiles from our ECOLOGICAL BIO line are treated with a special finish that further enhances their performance, making them completely frost-resistant. This makes them an excellent choice for outdoor flooring such as terraces, gardens and courtyards, combining handcrafted beauty and durability.

Conclusion:

Terracotta tiles are not only suitable for outdoor use, but are an elegant, natural and functional solution, even in cold climates. For more information or product advice, please contact us!

Calculating the amount of tile needed for your project is simple and critical to avoid mistakes or delays. Follow these steps:

Measure the area to be covered:

Take a tape measure and measure the length and width of the area to be tiled.

Multiply the two measurements to get the total square meters (for example, a 4 m x 3 m room = 12 m²).

Consider a safety margin:

Add a margin of 10-15% to the calculated square meters. This allowance is important for:

            ▪ Cuts and adjustments along edges or corners.

            ▪ Future replacements in case of damage or wear.

Example: For a 12 sq. m. area, add 10-15% allowance: 12 sq. m. × 1.10 = 13.2 sq. m. (round up to 13.5 sq. m. for safety).

The main difference between porcelain stoneware and cotto lies in the materials and production processes, which give each product unique characteristics.

Porcelain tile is a technical and durable material obtained by pressing and firing a mixture of clays and minerals at high temperatures. It is valued for its versatility, wide range of finishes, and ability to adapt to different styles and environments, both indoor and outdoor.

Cotto, on the other hand, is a traditional, handcrafted material made from natural clays and fired at low temperatures. Each piece carries with it the charm of uniqueness, thanks to the nuances and imperfections typical of manual workmanship. It is ideal for those seeking warmth and authenticity in living spaces, with a strong connection to tradition. Thanks to our BIO treatment, cotto also becomes waterproof like stoneware, thus water- and oil-repellent.