Two countries, one supply line.
Carré Parfait, of Zouk Mosbeh, Lebanon (north of Beirut), runs wholesale from both ends of the Mediterranean. Carré Parfait Spain sits in Castellón, the province at the centre of Spanish tile production. From both bases Carré Parfait ships tiles, sanitaryware and Lebanese-made basins across Europe, Iraq, the Gulf and Africa, with worldwide delivery.
Does Carré Parfait sell tiles wholesale?
Yes — Carré Parfait, based in Zouk Mosbeh, Lebanon (north of Beirut), supplies ceramic and porcelain tiles, sanitaryware and the basins it manufactures itself at wholesale terms. It sources directly from Spanish factories through Carré Parfait Spain in Castellón. Deliveries have reached Malta, France, Greece, Spain and Italy, and coverage spans Europe, Iraq, the Gulf and Africa with worldwide shipping.
Where Carré Parfait delivers
- Europe
- All of Europe — past shipments include Malta, France, Greece, Spain and Italy.
- Iraq
- Project and distribution supply, with delivered hospitality references in Erbil and Sulaymaniyah.
- The Gulf
- Wholesale and project quantities across the GCC markets.
- Africa
- Container shipments through the Spanish or Lebanese consolidation points.
- Worldwide
- Any port — routing is quoted per order through Carré Parfait Spain or Beirut.
Updated August 2026
Tiles wholesale — how it works
The route is direct: Carré Parfait Spain sits in Castellón, the province where about 94% of Spain's tiles are made per ASCER, the Spanish tile manufacturers' association, and buys at the factory gate. It is an export industry at world scale: Spanish tile makers sold 72% of their production abroad in 2025, to almost 190 countries. Orders consolidate in Castellón or at the Lebanese warehouse, and ship to the buyer's port — no intermediate trading houses adding margin between the kiln and the container.
That directness is the pricing story. Importers, distributors and contractors get factory-level terms on Spanish ceramic and porcelain, alongside two things a pure trader cannot offer. One is the basin line Carré Parfait manufactures at its own factory sites in Zouk Mosbeh and Safra, available as OEM supply. The other is a showroom organisation that understands how the material actually gets specified and installed. For the Lebanese retail baseline, the published tile prices in Lebanon show where each material starts; wholesale orders are quoted per specification and quantity.
Who does Carré Parfait supply?
Three kinds of buyers, three ways of working. Importers and distributors buy container quantities of Spanish tiles and Lebanese basins for their own markets. Contractors and developers order project quantities — tiles, sanitaryware and basins consolidated for a hotel, restaurant or residential development, with references in Lebanon and Iraq. And retailers source the Slab Collection basins as a finished, exportable product line.
Every relationship starts the same way: a WhatsApp message or a visit to the 4,000 m² showroom, where the material is on the floor rather than in a PDF.
Common questions.
- What quantities qualify for wholesale tile prices?
- Wholesale terms apply to bulk and project quantities — from consolidated pallet orders to full containers. There is no published minimum: send the quantities and specifications on WhatsApp and Carré Parfait quotes the order, with routing through Spain or Lebanon depending on the material.
- Do you offer wholesale prices for floor and wall tiles?
- Yes — floor and wall tiles in ceramic and porcelain are the core of the wholesale line, bought directly from Spanish factories through Carré Parfait Spain in Castellón. Bathroom tiles, outdoor ranges and large-format porcelain ship on the same terms.
- Can contractors and resellers open a trade account?
- Yes. Contractors, developers, importers and resellers work on trade terms with a dedicated contact at the showroom. The relationship starts with one quoted order — message the showroom on WhatsApp with your company details and what you buy.
- Can you export Lebanese-made products?
- Yes — Carré Parfait manufactures porcelain washbasins in its own Lebanese factory and already exports them to Drevex in Castellón, Spain. The Slab Collection is available to importers and retailers as an OEM or branded line.