RAK Ceramics tiles for walls, floors and worktops
RAK Ceramics makes ceramic and gres porcelain tiles for walls, floors and countertops. The range includes marble-effect designs such as Amani Marble and Medicea Marble, and large-format slabs sold under the Maximus name. Bigger slabs mean fewer grout lines, which makes them a good fit for shower walls and open-plan floors. See the other makes we offer on our tiles page.
Choosing RAK sanitaryware
On the bathroom side, RAK groups its WCs, washbasins, shower trays and furniture into named collections, so it is straightforward to build a matching suite.
- WCs: wall-hung and floor-standing designs, with rimless options that leave no rim for dirt to collect under.
- Small bathrooms and cloakrooms: RAK-Compact is designed for smaller rooms, with slender dimensions where space is limited.
- Shower trays and basins: the RAK-Feeling range covers both.
- Furniture: vanity units and shelves, with lit mirrors to match.
Is a wall-hung toilet a good choice?
A wall-hung WC leaves the floor clear, which makes cleaning easier and helps a small room feel bigger. The cistern sits in a frame behind the wall, so it needs planning at the design stage.
Can I mix RAK with other brands?
Yes. RAK basins and WCs can be paired with taps and showers from our brassware collection and a mirror from our bathroom mirrors, provided tap holes and fittings are compatible.
How much does a RAK bathroom cost?
It depends on the size of the room, the products you choose and how much plumbing has to move. Our bathroom renovation cost guide explains what drives the price, and every job comes with a clear, itemised quote.
How do I start planning a RAK bathroom?
Book a free one-to-one consultation and bring your measurements. We will plan the layout, sanitaryware and tiling together, and you can look through our wider bathroom collection beforehand.
