The cement that dares to wear colour. Ravenna is a white-body cement-effect ceramic wall tile by Vetonek in a rectified 32x99 cm format: besides the neutrals White and Snow, it unfolds into Mustard, Reddish and Green, with Relief pieces, Decorated pieces and a family with metallic accents — Old Gold, Copper and Bronze — for signature walls.
Technical characteristics
Material: white-body ceramic (wall tile) · matt · rectified · 8.8 mm thick
Box: 5 pieces = 1.58 m² (24.2 kg) · Pallet: 44 boxes = 69.7 m²
Use: interior walls (bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, hospitality)
Where it fits
Hospitality venues and shops looking for personality, colourful bathrooms (Green and Mustard on a half-height wall are pure trend), and living rooms with a metallic accent wall. The neutrals act as a base so the colour can breathe.
Vetonek tip: with intense colours, follow the 70-20-10 rule: 70% neutral, 20% colour, 10% metallic. Measure subtracting openings, add 10% and round up to boxes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use the colors without the room becoming tiring?
The 70-20-10 rule: 70% of the wall in a neutral (Blanco or Nieve), 20% in color (Mostaza, Rojizo or Verde) and 10% of metallic or decorated accent. That way the color excites without saturating and the room ages well.
What are the metallic-finish pieces?
Versions of the three colors with reflections of old gold, copper and aged bronze. In a band or behind a lit shelf they bring a unique artisan luxury. They are accent pieces: a few boxes are enough.
How much does each box cover?
Each box contains 5 pieces of 32x99 cm = 1.58 m² (24.2 kg). The full pallet is 44 boxes = 69.7 m².
Is it suitable for hospitality venues?
That's its natural habitat: bars, shop fronts and restaurant bathrooms with personality. Glazed white-body ceramic withstands intensive daily cleaning.
Can I put it on the floor or in the shower?
Not on the floor (it is a wall material); in the shower yes: the glaze doesn't absorb splashes. Tone-matched water-repellent grout.
How much material should I order?
Measure height x width subtracting large openings, add 10% for cuts and round up to full boxes. Calculate each finish separately.
