Tiles & Ceramics

Tile types, explained

Not sure what GVT or PGVT means?

Here's what each type is and where it works. Where we have it in our online catalogue, browse it; otherwise ask us to source it from the brands we work with.

• Large format

  600×1200, 800×1600, slabs

  Big tiles with few joints for a seamless, spacious look.

  Best for: Living rooms, halls, feature walls

  Browse 10 in catalogue →

• GVT

  Glazed vitrified

  Vitrified body with a printed glaze, so it can look like marble, stone or wood.

  Best for: Floors across the home

  Browse 2 in catalogue →

• PGVT

  Polished glazed vitrified

  GVT with a high-gloss polished surface, for mirror-like floors.

  Best for: Living and dining floors

  Browse 1 in catalogue →

• Double charge

  Two layers of pigment pressed into the tile, so the design wears well in busy areas.

  Best for: Commercial and high-traffic floors

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• Ceramic wall tiles

  Digital wall

  Lighter glazed tiles printed with patterns, for walls rather than floors.

  Best for: Bathroom and kitchen walls

  Browse 2 in catalogue →

• Heritage & patterned

  Athangudi, Moroccan

  Handmade or patterned tiles that bring colour and craft to a floor.

  Best for: Verandas, pooja rooms, accent floors

  Browse 10 in catalogue →

• Parking & anti-skid

  Outdoor, heavy duty

  Textured, thicker tiles with grip for wet and vehicle areas.

  Best for: Car parking, driveways, portico, wash areas

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• Elevation tiles

  Exterior cladding

  Weather-resistant tiles for front walls and building facades.

  Best for: Front elevation, compound walls

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• Wood-look

  Plank-shaped tiles with wood grain, without the upkeep of timber.

  Best for: Bedrooms, balconies, decks

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