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At Myaree Ceramics quality is our business; and it always has been. Since 1985, we have imported the finest in ceramic, porcelain and natural stone tiles, delivering cutting-edge technology and style to our Perth based showroom. With experienced staff, exclusive brands and a commitment to exceptional design, we are dedicated to helping you create the space of your dreams.

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Business Details

Business Name

Myaree Ceramics

Phone Number

(08) 9330 3611

Address

91 Norma Rd
Myaree, Western Australia 6154
Australia

Followers

108 Followers

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Services Provided

Custom Homes

Home Additions

Home Renovating

Home Restoration

New Home Construction

Tile Sales

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Areas Served

Western Australia

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Frequently Asked Questions

While most tiles can go on walls, only specific tiles can be used for floors. This is due to the firing process and durability of tiles suitable for the floor. Each product page on our website indicates where you can use the tile. In our showroom, tiles are clearly labelled to ensure you select the right tile for the right application. F= Floor and W= Wall.

Slip rated tiles have undergone testing to ensure they meet strict slip resistant standards for commercial and residential use. Many of our tiles come with slip ratings and are suitable for use in residential and commercial spaces. The National Construction Code (NCC) specifies slip resistance ratings on stairways, landings and ramps in private residential buildings.

This is when tiles are distributed over the area being tiled prior to being glued down and grouted. This technique ensures any tonal or pattern variations within your tiles are distributed evenly.

When tiling inside a pool we recommend floor grade porcelain tiles, as they are more durable and wear better over time. Mosaics are also a popular choice and come in a large array of colours and designs. Paper faced or Dot Mounted mosaics are recommended over mesh backed mosaics, as better adhesion is achieved during the laying process.

The main difference between a porcelain and ceramic tile is the rate of water they absorb. Most porcelain tiles absorb less than 0.5% of water whilst ceramic tiles will absorb more. Porcelain is denser and stronger than ceramic, however ceramic options offered by Myaree Ceramics may be used for most interior applications.

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