FAQ

1) What is the difference between ceramic and porcelain tiles.

Ceramic and porcelain tiles are both popular choices for flooring and wall coverings, but they have some differences in terms of composition, characteristics, and recommended uses. Here's a breakdown of the key differences between ceramic and porcelain tiles:

Composition and Manufacturing:

Ceramic Tiles: Ceramic tiles are made from a mixture of different types of clays and natural materials. The clay is shaped into tiles, fired at high temperatures, and then glazed to give the tile its finished appearance.

Porcelain Tiles: Porcelain tiles are a type of ceramic tile, but they are made from a finer and more refined clay. They are fired at higher temperatures, making them denser and less porous than regular ceramic tiles. This makes porcelain tiles more durable and suitable for various applications.

Density and Water Absorption:

Ceramic Tiles: Ceramic tiles are generally less dense and more porous than porcelain tiles. They can absorb more water, which may make them less suitable for areas with high moisture or water exposure.

Porcelain Tiles: Porcelain tiles are denser and have a lower water absorption rate, typically less than 0.5%. This makes them highly resistant to water damage, making them a preferred choice for bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor applications.

Durability:

Ceramic Tiles: While ceramic tiles are durable, they may be more prone to chipping and cracking compared to porcelain tiles. They are better suited for areas with lighter foot traffic.

Porcelain Tiles: Porcelain tiles are harder and more durable, making them suitable for high-traffic areas like commercial spaces, entryways, and busy households.

Strength and Wear Resistance:

Ceramic Tiles: Ceramic tiles are less dense and may have a lower level of wear resistance compared to porcelain tiles. They may be more prone to showing signs of wear over time.

Porcelain Tiles: Porcelain tiles are harder and have better wear resistance. They are less likely to show signs of wear and are a preferred choice for areas with heavy foot traffic.

Cost:

Ceramic Tiles: Ceramic tiles are generally more affordable than porcelain tiles, which can make them a cost-effective option for projects with budget constraints.

Porcelain Tiles: Porcelain tiles tend to be more expensive due to their denser composition and superior durability.

In summary, while both ceramic and porcelain tiles are made from clay and fired, porcelain tiles are denser, less porous, and more durable than ceramic tiles. Porcelain tiles are recommended for high-traffic, moisture-prone, and outdoor areas, while ceramic tiles are suitable for areas with lighter foot traffic and less exposure to water. Your choice between the two will depend on your specific needs, preferences, and budget.

2) How many days take to time require produce our order.

- Normally we take 20 days from the date of confirm order still it depends on the size of tiles and quantity of the order.

3) Are your tiles is scratch proof ?

- Yes our porcelain matt finishing tiles are scratch proof.

4) How many models can load in 01x20ft container.

- We allowed 2 to 3 models in a one container but the size must be same.

5) Are you providing customized packing.

- Yes, on the bulk quantity order we provide customized packing.

6) Which tiles we can use for outdoor?

- Fullbody tiles is the good choice for outdoor area with the R11 surface.

7) Are you inspect the tiles before the final loading.

- Yes, We do the online qc as well final QC at the time of loading.

8) your porcelain floor tiles can be used for wall?

- Yes, you can use porcelain tiles in wall, but we suggest to use the proper tiles adhesive.

9) What is the life of your tiles?

- Our porcelain tiles is for the life time.

10) Are your tiles free from the weather effect?

- Yes, our tiles are free from the weather effect.

11) Which tiles we should use for heavy traffic areas?

- You should use matt porcelain tiles that can be used heavy traffic areas like shopping mall, airport, hotels etc..

12) Can I use new tiles on old tiles?

- Yes, you can use it with tile-on-tile adhesive,

13) Are you made nonslip ceramic tiles?

- Yes, our all matt finishing tiles are non-slippery.

14) Can I get the samples?

- Yes, we provide the free samples.

15) Are your tiles water proof?

- Yes, our all wall and floor tiles are water proof.

16) Can your porcelain slab tiles replace the marble?

- Yes, porcelain tiles can be used instead of marble.

17) Can your tiles be easy to maintain?

- Yes, our all tiles are very easy to maintain.

18) Which tiles we can use for the backsplash?

- Subway tiles is the perfect choice for the backsplash

19) Are Your tiles rectified?

- Yes, our all wall and floor tiles are rectified.

20) Where to buy your tiles?

- For your bulk order you can order directly from the company or its country depot if available in your country.

21) Why do we have to use the spacer between the tiles?

- Spacer gives alignment, aesthetics, and durability.

22) Which tiles are best to use in the kitchen?

- We suggest using porcelain floor and ceramic wall tiles for the kitchen.

23) Which tiles are best to use in the bathroom?

- Ceramic and porcelain both can be used in the bathroom.

24) Which tiles are best to use on the exterior wall?

- We are offering a large collection of elevation tiles for the exterior wall.

25) What are the benefits of ceramic wood plank over wood plank?

- Ceramic wood plank is economical, easy to maintain and durable.

26) How many days do you require to dispatch the tiles from the order date?

- Normally we take 20 days from the date of confirm order, still it depends on the size of the order.

27) Can we order our own design?

- Yes for the bulk order quantity we can produce your designs.

28) Can you do the private labeling?

- Yes, we provide a private labeling facility for bulk orders which match our batch production size.

29) Is there any specific way to apply your tiles?

- No, it can be apply normally.

30) Which is the nearest seaport?

- Mundra port is the nearest seaport.

31) What kind of surfaces do you provide?

- We provide all type of surfaces like Glossy, Matt, Sugar, Wood, High gloss, Punch effect etc.

32) What is the strength of your tiles?

- Our all-tiles range having the strength to match with standards.