Standards & Compliance
Which standards must ceramic tiles meet in Saudi Arabia?
Direct answer
Ceramic Tiles sold in Saudi Arabia must comply with SASO GSO ISO 13006 — water absorption and PEI wear class, alongside Saudi Building Code requirements for the relevant element. Benna vendors are verified with commercial registration and VAT records, and compliance documents can be requested with any quote before you place an order.
Ceramic Tiles key specifications
| Price range | SAR 22-120 per m² |
|---|---|
| Minimum order | 1 pallet (about 60 m²) for project pricing; single boxes available |
| Common sizes | 30×30, 60×60, 80×80, 60×120 cm |
| Coverage per box | 1.44 m² (60×60, 4 pcs) |
| Water absorption | Ceramic 3-10%, porcelain <0.5% |
| Wear rating | PEI III-V for floors |
| Standards | SASO GSO ISO 13006 — water absorption and PEI wear class |
Key takeaways
- Order floor area plus 10% for cuts and breakage. A 100 sqm floor needs 110 m² of tile, plus about 400 kg of tile adhesive and 25 kg of grout.
- Ceramic is cheaper and fine for walls and light floors; porcelain absorbs under 0.5% water and handles heavy traffic and outdoor Saudi heat.
- Available brands: Saudi Ceramics, Al Jawdah, RAK Ceramics, Porcelanosa, Grespania
- Delivered to 165+ Saudi cities.
Related questions
How much ceramic tiles do I need?▾
Order floor area plus 10% for cuts and breakage. A 100 sqm floor needs 110 m² of tile, plus about 400 kg of tile adhesive and 25 kg of grout.
Which standards apply to ceramic tiles in Saudi Arabia?▾
SASO GSO ISO 13006 — water absorption and PEI wear class
What is the minimum order quantity?▾
1 pallet (about 60 m²) for project pricing; single boxes available