Ceramic Tiles
البلاط السيراميك · البلاط السيراميك · Ceramic Tiles Saudi Arabia · Ceramic Tiles KSA
Definition
Ceramic Tiles is a building material sold in Saudi Arabia by the m², typically priced from 22 to 120 SAR per m², and supplied to projects under SASO GSO ISO 13006 — water absorption and PEI wear class.
Ceramic Tiles in the Saudi context
Ceramic is cheaper and fine for walls and light floors; porcelain absorbs under 0.5% water and handles heavy traffic and outdoor Saudi heat. Quantity planning: 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. Minimum order for delivery in Saudi Arabia: 1 pallet (about 60 m²) for project pricing; single boxes available. Leading brands available on Benna include Saudi Ceramics, Al Jawdah, RAK Ceramics, Porcelanosa.
Key facts
| Selling unit | m² |
|---|---|
| Price range (SAR) | 22–120 per m² |
| Minimum order | 1 pallet (about 60 m²) for project pricing; single boxes available |
| Standards | SASO GSO ISO 13006 — water absorption and PEI wear class |
| Quantity rule | 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. |
| Brands on Benna | Saudi Ceramics, Al Jawdah, RAK Ceramics, Porcelanosa, Grespania |
| 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 |