Tiles

Tiles are chosen on three axes: body type (ceramic, vitrified, porcelain), finish (glossy, matte, anti-skid) and format. Water absorption is the technical number that separates them — vitrified tiles absorb under 0.5% and so are dense, strong and stain resistant.

For living areas a double-charged or glazed vitrified tile is the volume choice. For bathrooms, balconies and outdoor decks, anti-skid matte tiles with an appropriate slip rating are a safety requirement, not a style preference.

Typical units: box, sq ft, sq m. Quoted per square foot; adhesive, grout and skirting add meaningfully to the installed cost.

• Living, bedroom and lobby flooring
• Kitchen and bathroom walls and floors
• Balconies, terraces and outdoor decks
• Commercial and high-traffic flooring
• Facade cladding

Ceramic

Higher absorption, lower cost. Best on walls and light-traffic floors.

Glazed vitrified (GVT)

Digital print surface, huge design range, good for living areas.

Double-charged vitrified

Pigment runs deep into the body; excellent for heavy traffic.

Full-body porcelain

Colour through the full thickness, highest durability.

• Buy the whole quantity from a single batch and shade number — a second batch will never match exactly.
• Order 8–10% extra for cutting, corners and future replacement.
• Use anti-skid matte tiles in wet areas; check the R-rating for outdoor and pool surrounds.
• Budget for tile adhesive rather than traditional cement mortar for large-format vitrified tiles.

• Verified suppliers only — every shop is checked before it can list.
• Live per-unit rates you can compare across suppliers in your city.
• GPS-tracked delivery from dispatch to site gate.
• GST invoices and digital payment records for every order.

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