United States, 6th Mar 2026 — Cancos Tile & Stone proudly announces the launch of the CTS Pro+ Collection, a new professional-grade porcelain tile program designed specifically for contractors, builders, and design professionals seeking high-quality tile with reliable availability and competitive pricing.
Imported from Spain, the CTS Pro+ Collection blends state-of-the-art manufacturing technology with generations of European tile craftsmanship, delivering durable, design-forward porcelain tile suitable for both residential and commercial applications. The collection features seven distinct tile series across 19 colors, offering a wide range of styles including stone-look, concrete-look, wood-look, and marble-look porcelain tile.
The seven series in the CTS Pro+ Collection include:
- Cape – Stone look porcelain tile in three colors with matte finishes
- Crete – Contemporary concrete-look porcelain tile in three colors
- Essence – Wood-look porcelain plank tile available in a 9×48 format
- Portland – Modern stone-look porcelain tile in three colors
- Tuscan – Classic European stone-inspired porcelain tile in three colors
- Naples – Marble-look porcelain floor tile paired with glossy ceramic wall tile
- Palace – Premium marble-look porcelain and ceramic wall tile collection
Across the collection, installers and designers can choose from multiple professional formats, including 12×24, 24×24, 24×48, mosaics, plank tiles, decorative wall pieces, and coordinating bullnose trim.
One of the standout features of the CTS Pro+ Collection is the large-format 24×48 porcelain tile with rectified edges, allowing for tighter grout joints and a more refined, modern installation finish, ideal for luxury residential interiors and contemporary commercial environments.
Another key advantage of the program is local availability. All series within the CTS Pro+ Collection are stocked and available in Cancos showrooms, giving contractors and designers quick access to materials and reducing project delays often associated with special-order imports.
The collection also includes specialty design options, such as marble-look porcelain paired with glossy ceramic wall tile, decorative curved wall tiles, and coordinating mosaics, providing additional flexibility for bathrooms, kitchens, and feature walls.
With the introduction of the CTS Pro+ Collection, Cancos continues its mission of providing the Long Island building and design community with high-quality tile solutions that balance style, performance, and value.
Trade professionals, designers, and homeowners are invited to visit a Cancos showroom to explore the CTS Pro+ Collection in person and discover the full range of colors, formats, and design possibilities.
For more information, visit: https://cancostileandstone.com/showrooms/
Email: marketing@cancos.com
About Cancos Tile & Stone
Cancos Tile & Stone is a leading tile and stone supplier serving homeowners, contractors, builders, and designers throughout Long Island and the surrounding region. Known for its extensive product selection, award-winning showrooms, and commitment to quality materials, Cancos provides premium tile solutions for residential and commercial projects of all sizes.
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