Tiles for commercial projects

Floor and Wall Tiles for Commercial Project Finishes

Floor tiles, wall tiles, feature surfaces and tile alternatives selected by size, slip resistance, durability, color, finish and project budget.

Floor and Wall Tiles for Commercial Project Finishes
Floorporcelain and commercial floor tile options
Wallceramic, slab and feature surface ranges
Batchshade, caliber and quantity coordination
Packpallet and area-based delivery planning
Tiles Range

Define which tiles products belong in the project scope.

Use the product modules to separate floor tiles, wall tiles, large-format slabs, mosaics and feature surfaces before selecting materials or requesting prices.

Porcelain floor tiles
Range 01

Porcelain floor tiles

Durable floor tiles for guestrooms, apartments, lobbies, corridors and commercial areas.

Ceramic wall tiles
Range 02

Ceramic wall tiles

Wall tile ranges for bathrooms, kitchens, service spaces and decorative interior surfaces.

Large-format slabs
Range 03

Large-format slabs

Large porcelain and sintered surfaces for feature walls, floors and reduced-joint applications.

Mosaic and feature tiles
Range 04

Mosaic and feature tiles

Small-format, textured and decorative options for bathrooms, pools and focal areas.

Quotation Specification

Price tiles against the details that change cost and execution.

A useful quotation records application, format, finish, shade, slip resistance, quantity and layout, together with destination and delivery timing.

01

Area schedule and tile sizes

List floor, wall, wet-area and feature locations with preferred dimensions and quantities.

Application
02

Material, surface and color

Confirm porcelain or ceramic type, matte or polished surface, texture, pattern and color direction.

Finish
03

Performance requirements

Share slip resistance, water absorption, wear, thickness or local standard requirements.

Performance
04

Quantity, waste and batch control

Provide net quantities, waste allowance, batch needs, destination and delivery timing.

Batch
Commercial Decisions

Compare the options that affect standard, lead time and lifecycle value.

Separate must-have requirements from acceptable alternatives so value engineering does not change the approved design or site interface.

01

Tile material and thickness

Sets the baseline product standard, durability and cost range.

02

Surface, color and pattern

Controls the visible result and usually requires a sample or approved reference.

03

Slip and wear performance

Affects function, compatibility, customization and production lead time.

04

Quantity, waste and batch shade

Determines unit cost, production batch, packing labels and delivery planning.

Convert visual references into an approved tiles standard.
Samples & Approval

Convert visual references into an approved tiles standard.

Drawings, finish samples, hardware references, mockups or approved models create the basis used for production, sourcing and inspection.

  • Review drawings, schedules, BOQ, reference photos and usage areas before quotation.
  • Confirm materials, finishes, models, hardware and performance requirements.
  • Prepare samples, finish references, mockups or shop drawings when required.
  • Coordinate production updates, inspection, packing labels and loading documents.
Buyer Paths

Continue from the next tiles decision your team must close.

Review range, specifications, customization, samples, inspection or combined project supply without repeating the same introductory content.

Request relevant product references
Explore options

Request relevant product references

Tell us the project type and required scope so we can point you to the most relevant catalog or product range.

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Compare samples and finishes
Approve standard

Compare samples and finishes

Send reference images, finish direction and target standard to discuss available samples or approval steps.

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Send drawings, quantities or BOQ
Request quote

Send drawings, quantities or BOQ

Submit the available project files for scope review, specification questions and category quotation.

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Project Applications

See where tiles requirements change by commercial project type.

Hotels, apartments, offices, resorts and medical interiors create different repetition, durability, appearance, maintenance and delivery priorities.

Hotels and Resorts
HospitalityTiles

Hotels and Resorts

Bathroom, guestroom, lobby, restaurant and public-area finishes.

Apartments and Townhouses
ResidentialTiles

Apartments and Townhouses

Kitchen, bathroom, living-area and common-space tile packages.

Office and Commercial Interiors
CommercialTiles

Office and Commercial Interiors

Durable floor, wall and feature finishes for commercial areas.

Production & Delivery

Carry the approved tiles standard through QC and export packing.

The control focus includes batch consistency, calibration, breakage allowance and protective packing, with labels and loading records tied to the project scope.

1

Review Scope

Confirm locations, product groups, drawings, quantities and what is included in the quote.

2

Match Specification

Align materials, finishes, models, hardware, performance and project standards.

3

Prepare Quotation

Structure pricing by product group, room, unit, area or delivery phase.

4

Confirm Samples

Approve product samples, finish references, mockups or shop drawings when required.

5

Produce And Inspect

Control schedule, dimensions, finish, function, quantity and project-specific details.

6

Pack And Deliver

Protect, label and consolidate goods around the project receiving and shipment plan.

Related Categories

Coordinate tiles with products that share dimensions, finishes or installation sequence.

Related-category links help the buyer identify interfaces early and build a more complete room, unit or area package.

Sanitary
Sanitary

Toilets, basins, faucets, showers, mirrors, vanities and bathroom hardware packages.

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Stone
Stone

Countertops, vanity tops, slabs, engineered stone and feature surfaces.

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Flooring & Staircase
Flooring & Staircase

Wood and composite flooring, stairs, skirting and trims for project interiors.

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Request Tiles Quotation

Send your tiles drawings, schedule, BOQ or approved references.

Include quantities, target standard, project country and required delivery date so we can identify missing inputs and prepare the right quotation route.

For early-stage projectsSend floor plans and target standards to build a preliminary material supply plan.
For procurement-ready projectsSend BOQ, finish schedule and delivery timeline for a more accurate package quotation.
PDF, Word, Excel, JPG or PNG, up to 10 MB.
Tiles FAQ

Questions before confirming and ordering tiles.

These answers cover customization, quotation inputs, samples, related categories, inspection, packing and consolidated delivery.

Can this category be customized?

Customization depends on the product type, drawings, quantities and technical requirements. Send references and schedules for review.

Can it be combined with other categories?

Yes. It can be quoted and shipped together with related materials when a consolidated project package is needed.

What information helps quotation?

Send drawings, BOQ, product references, quantities, finish requirements, destination and delivery timeline.

Can you arrange sample confirmation?

Yes. Samples or finish references can be coordinated before bulk production when the project requires approval.

Can you provide tiles catalogs or samples?

Yes. Tell us the project type, required range and target standard so the most relevant references or sample path can be suggested.

What affects tiles lead time?

Lead time depends on specification, customization, quantity, sample approval, production capacity, packing and required delivery date.

Can this category ship with other project materials?

Yes. It can be inspected, labeled and consolidated with related categories when a coordinated shipment is required.

How will the products be packed for export?

Packing depends on product size and fragility and can include cartons, protective corners, foam, crates, pallets and project labels.