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Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the use of world-class technology, ensuring that each tile in our range is a masterpiece in itself. Our collection of glazed vitrified tiles feature captivating designs printed on the glaze coating, allowing for an exquisite range of tile designs that effortlessly elevate the ambience of any space. Whether it's your living room, kitchen, or bathroom, these tiles serve as an attractive feature, creating a visual impact that resonates with sophistication.

The high-quality glazed vitrified tiles boast remarkable attributes, making them the perfect choice for discerning homeowners. Stain-proof, scratch-proof, and abrasion-resistant, these tiles ensure longevity and easy maintenance, providing a practical yet stylish solution for your flooring needs.

Our collection of glazed vitrified floor tiles is not just about functionality but also about aesthetics. Available in a diverse range of colours, textures, and finishes, these tiles empower you to unleash your creativity and design spaces that are uniquely your own. The versatile options enable you to create a look that complements your personal style and enhances the overall appeal of your home.

We understand the importance of transparency, and our competitive glazed vitrified tiles price list ensures that you receive premium quality at an affordable cost. Redefine your living spaces with our glazed vitrified tiles, where artistry meets durability for a timeless flooring solution.

Frequently Asked Questions about Vitrified Tile

When looking at ceramic tiles and vitrified tiles, there are obviously many similarities to compare, however this is not the only difference that you should consider. Ceramic tiles are made from natural clay and water, fired at a low temperature, and are usually softer than vitreous tiles. Ceramic tiles are very inexpensive, fairly simple to cut, and come in a broad range of patterns. In general they will absorb just some water, so they are best in light-use areas. Vitrified tiles are produced from a clay base, mixed with silica and several different glazes, and fired at a very high temperature to get a maximum hardness and non porosity level. Vitrified tiles are non porous, long lasting and wear resistant surfaces. Vitrified tiles can hold up to a lot of abuse, while ceramic tiles are better for simpler designs and if you are on a budget.

Both porcelain and vitrified tiles are highly durable, but there are difference in character. Porcelain tiles are a type of ceramic tile made from refined clay and fired in a kiln as a high temperature. They are dense, low porous, and water-resistant enough for both floors and walls. Porcelain tile is available in many designs and provides a very smooth, modern finish. Vitrified tiles, like porcelain tiles, are made from a mix of clay and silica, but go through a vitrification process that makes them a harder almost non-porous substance. Vitrified tiles are durable, stubborn, heat resistant, and therefore a good fit for areas of high traffic. Both porcelain and vitrified tiles are excellent choices, but if you are wanting something for high traffic, go with vitrified, for high style porcelain!

Vitrified flooring is affordable and much more durable than the ceramic tiles it often outcompetes visually too! However, it has some negative aspects. The major drawback is cost, particularly because vitrified tiles tend to be more expensive than almost all ceramic tiles. They are also heavier and may require skilled transport and installation labor. Once adhered together the tiles will be more challenging to cut or deduct later on. Factory made vitrified tiles have a very high degree of smoothness, depending on the glossy finish selected the tiles can also feel very slippery when wet. Due to the solidity and density characteristics of vitrified tiles compared to clay or quarry tiles, they can also feel very cold to bare feet when encountered in the winter months. Vitrified tile patterns also can look like sheets of tiles with less grainy touring and contrast their lying finishes and counterparts. Rounding out; while it appears it takes a long time and very little input/maintenance on the flooring end, vitrified flooring does have limitations on a personal or budget level.

Yes, vitrified tiles can increase the value of a property. These tiles are strong, durable, and water-resistant, and as such, they provide long-term value. They also help to modernize the appeal of the floor and thus the property as a whole. Vitrified tiles are also easy to maintain and clean if necessary, which is what many buyers indicate they are usually interested in. Properties are regarded more favourably on the market due to the longevity of vitrified tiles, when good tiles are installed. These commonly available energy efficient tiles have a gloss or matt appearance and contact innovative designs to add class to kitchen areas, bathrooms, and living areas. Using vitrified tiles can help increase the overall appearance and value of any home.

Both vitrified and ceramic tiles are plentiful, but which tile you choose will depend on how you plan to use it. Ceramic tiles are cheaper, easy to install, and come in a wide array of colors and patterns. They work well for areas that will not be used often, such as bedrooms or walls. However, ceramic tiles can absorb water and may not hold up well to some wear-and-tear over time. Vitrified tiles are more durable and denser; practically waterproof. They will last for a much longer period of time and are used mainly for heavy use areas, such as living rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms. In addition, vitrified tiles will not scratch, stain or fade. It really comes down to cost and durability. If it is inexpensive you are looking for, ceramic tiles are the way to go. If you are wanting something that will last a long time and is good to look at then vitrified tiles are the best option.

Yes, vitrified tiles can mimic the natural stone and wood materials. Vitrified tiles can be made to look like natural materials using digital printing that provides a realistic looking pattern, texture, and feel. Wood-look vitrified tile delivers the warm and natural aesthetic of wooden flooring with the absence of pest concerns (termites) and moisture sources. Stone-look vitrified tile provides the same aesthetics of a marble, granite or slate floor with a much easier maintenance regimen. Vitrified tiles represent a high strength long-life substitute for many natural materials. Vitrified tiles provide more colours, finishes, and sizes than many natural materials available commercially. Vitrified tiles can be installed, used and applied in both traditional style homes and modern style homes. Vitrified tiles provide the same natural aesthetics, design aesthetics, and durability as natural materials with a much lower maintenance requirement.

Glossy vitrified tiles and matte tiles each have their purpose. Glossy tiles reflect light and can be placed in an area that needs to be bright and feel more expansive. Glossy style tiles can help create a luxurious, stylish feel, which is very desirable and appealing in living rooms or halls. Be aware that glossy tiles can reflect others walking through it, so that may not be a safe option in busy areas. Glossy tiles can also be slippery when wet and easily show stains. Matt finish vitrified tiles provide a non-reflective surface without grip on the surface. For an area such as a bathroom, kitchen, or outdoors, matte finish tiles would be the more safe option, especially if wet or soiled. Matte finish tiles have the ability to hide dirt from foot traffic and scratches. Overall, your choice would depend on the area, whether you wanted to use glossy tiles to create a luxurious feel or use matte tiles for safety and durability.

Vitrified tiles come in various standard sizes and shapes that are appropriate for different rooms and designs. For example: small sizes, such as 300x300 mm, are designed for compact areas, connector areas, and bathroom floors; a medium size, such as 600x600 mm, is a popular format for residential properties, creating a balanced look to space; while a bigger size such as a 900x900 mm or 900x1800 mm can create a sleek modern feel with large uniform surfaces and fewer grout lines; slabs are becoming available as even larger tiles to create beautiful ceilings and floor details in premium home interiors being advertised. The choice of size often depends on room design, design direction or advice, and preferences. Choosing the right size for the proposed space will help in the efficiency, management, and strong presentation of a neat, contemporary flooring solution for any type of home.

The best size of vitrified tiles for flooring depends on the size and configuration of a room. For small areas like bathrooms, small tile sizes such as (300x300 mm) tile are best, but you get better grip and balance. Medium size tiles such as (600x600 mm) have become the standard for residential homes, as they are suitable materials used for both small and large size rooms. Large tiles such as 600x1200 mm or (800x1800mm), have a much more modern look, to fill a large room, and as well create a room that appears larger than it really is with fewer grouting lines. For a very premium or luxury installation, extra large slabs installations provide a dramatic and seamless look. From a design perspective, choosing the right size makes a big difference for a neat aesthetic and overall planned look of a floor.

Definitely, vitrified tiles are a great option for bathrooms and kitchens. They are robust, workable products, and are not only water resilient making them well suited for wet areas. Stains will not absorb on them making it easy to keep clean and maintain. Vitrified tiles are available in matte and textured finishes with added grip to reduce slips (possibly in bathrooms). In kitchens they stand up to heavy use, spills and heat and do not lose their shine. In bathrooms you can keep the floor well designed as modern, but safe at the same time. With a multitude of colours and designs, vitrified tiles are practical in today's modern kitchen and bathrooms, in attractive styles.

You can definitely use vitrified tiles outdoors. Just make sure to choose the right type of vitrified tile. Outdoor vitrified tiles handle heat and rain (and constant heavy foot traffic) well, and they are very hard and strong, and they are less likely to crack or chip. Just remember, for outdoor usage, you want to choose textured vitrified tiles, or at least a matt finish, as they have better grip and should lessen the risk of slipping and falling on a wet surface. Vitrified tiles are also stain resistant, and they do not fade too much in the sunlight. The most common outdoor usages for vitrified tiles are patios, balconies, terraces, and parking areas. With suitable size and finish of vitrified tile, you will have stylish and long-lasting outdoor areas!

Because we know that vitrified tiles have a lasting life expectancy, and durability in all conditions, these tiles will last for years. Properly maintained, a vitrified tile floor will last from 15 to 20 years or longer. Vitrified tiles are produced by a process that vitrifies them, making them hard and strong, and even waterproof. Vitrified tiles are among the toughest tiles available, and will not crack or chip even under heavy traffic use, unlike ceramic tiles that do exhibit cracking and chipping under the same conditions. The vitrification process allows them to be resistant to stains, resist scratches, and resist fading, allowing them to retain their shine for long periods of time. All that is required to remove stains from them in the long run is simple cleaning with a mild cleaning solution. Due to their strength and low maintenance, vitrified tiles are an option for long lasting flooring in homes, offices, and outdoor areas.

No, vitrified tiles are very dense and it’s hard to crack them! They are made using a unique method at high temperatures to create a very hard and consistent piece. Vitrified tiles are made strong to handle heavy foot traffic and everyday use. But like all materials they are not indestructible, if a heavy object or a load is dropped on them, or the flooring has not been leveled under the tiles when the tiles were installed, they can crack… but this risk can be mitigated by following proper fitting of the tiles. Also, vitrified tiles have resistant qualities such as scratch, stain and moisture resistance, all of these qualities lead to their longevity. When installed correctly and maintained, vitrified tiles will maintain their quality and provide the same great service for many years.

Cleaning and maintaining vitrified tiles are very easy pursuits. Making sure to sweep or vacuum the surfaces each day can keep dust and dirt at bay. Clean up with a mild floor cleaner diluted in clean water (warm, if you prefer cleaning with warm water). There is no need to expose your tiles to strong acids or other powerful chemicals that can permanently damage the tiles' finish. A mild detergent combined with clean water should be enough, it always is for the cleaning professionals we use in swimming pools and other outdoor spaces. If you have stains, clean them up as soon as possible. Use a soft cloth or sponge to wipe down the stains. Use a soft brush-style scrubber to keep the grout lines clean. After mopping floors, wait until they are dry to walk on them, as windows and humid air may create water spots. At entrances, use mats and rugs to minimize dirt and scratches. If you keep it consistently clean, it is easy to protect the shine of your new or existing glossy or matte finish? The shine commonly lasts for years with simple standard caring practices!

Vitrified tiles can be quite slippery; this is especially true when they are wet and extra true when they are smooth and glossy polished. Glossy vitrified tiles will reflect light and have a smooth appearance and finished surface but will not offer as much grip underfoot. If you are only concerned about aesthetics and safety is not an issue, polished glossy vitrified tiles will suffice. Matte finish and textured vitrified tiles are usually finished with less shine and texture, therefore they are often less slippery and a little safer in slippery areas like bathrooms, kitchens, or outdoor areas. Your needs for the installation will dictate your choices in the end. If there is the potential for children or elderly individuals to be present, safety is paramount and an anti-slip or matte finish should be chosen if it is available. If selected appropriately, vitrified tiles can offer beauty and safety on the surfaces of your home.

Vitrified tiles, which are made by a process that creates a strong and non-porous surface, generally do not need to be sealed. Vitrified tiles are not easily affected by water absorption related stains or dirt. They are easier to maintain cleaning compared to natural stones like marble or granite which do usually require sealing. Generally, there is only one case where sealing would be needed and that would be dependent on the special finish chosen or special installation requirements in extreme outdoor conditions. Other than those rare cases, normal home uses in living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, or bathrooms generally do not need to be sealed. This conveniently makes vitrified tiles a workplace, no fuss flooring material for modern living proposals, especially in new builds.

Vitrified tiles are very preferred for their hard and durable properties. They are produced through the non-porous process that makes them waterproof. With a gloss surface, these tiles provide a flat and elegant surface for a modern look. They would perform great in heavy foot traffic such as homes or commercial occupancy because they are very hard. Vitrified tiles are also scratch resistant and easy to clean, which will allow for long-term use. You can expect a variety of designs, sizes, finishes for any type of interior. Due to their strength, low maintenance, and aesthetic appeal vitrified tiles have become a common flooring preference in many modern Indian houses today.

Yes, Vitero vitrified tiles are distributed in numerous sizes to satisfy all the sizes for which you will need flooring in Indian homes. Some people like smaller tiles, especially in confined areas like bathrooms, while some prefer bigger tiles for larger areas such as the living room or hall. Vitero produces small and big sizes, so clients can choose accordingly, and meet their requirements for the area to be tiled. Large-size tiles can help produce a modern look, while small sizes can provide a neat, and classic style. Other sizes can also conform and match the design and purpose of the house. Vitero vitrified tiles provide flexibility for your flooring and wall requirements in picking the right size.

Vitero helps customers help to find the right vitrified tiles by offering multiple options in designs, colours, and sizes. Every home is different, and styles come and go. Vitero understands that and helps you match tiles to those stylistic whims. If you want a modern look, you will typically select glossy or large-size tiles. If you want to be simple and safe, you will go with matte or textured tiles. Vitero also provides you guidance on selecting tiles based on the various spaces of your house like livingrooms, kitchens, or bathrooms. In summation, Vitero is here to help you discover quality vitrified tiles benefitting beauty, strength, and durability.

Vitero has a variety of vitrified tiles for many types of purposes. It has double-charged vitrified tiles that will last and are strong. If you like classy and stylish homes, try polished glazed vitrified tiles. For people who like natural designs, digital glazed vitrified tiles have all sorts of earthy colours and glue less systematic earthy designs. Vitero has also made tiles that have pleasant effects when viewed obliquely, like matte finishes, so these need to be considered in places like kitchens and bathrooms(where slip resistance is a factor also). If you plan to use the tiles outside, full body vitrified tiles are a strong choice, as they are much superior to porcelain. With so many different options on selections, Vitero makes it simple to find tiles that match your flavor, your budget, and space.

Type	Size in MM
Small size	300x600mm
Regular size	600x600mm, 600x1200mm
Large size	800x1600mm, 1200x1800mm

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