Vitrified Flooring Tiles - Powder & Imported Clays, All Running Sizes Available, Multi Color, Fully Polished Finish, Eye-catching Texture & Durable Finish

Vitrified Flooring Tiles :-

Since Last 5 Years Our firm Olwin Tiles (India) Pvt. Ltd. is well-known in the international market as a prominent Exporter, Manufacturer And Supplier of an exemplary range of Vitrified Flooring Tiles. Offered Vitrified Flooring Tiles are demanded by the clients for their alluring finish, longer service life, eye-catching finish, texture and color. Owing to these salient features, offered Vitrified Flooring Tiles are widely used in the homes, offices, commercial buildings and other establishments for decorating the interiors. Offered tiles are available in different designs, sizes, shapes and dimensions so that our esteemed customers can choose as per their varying requirements.

PRIMARY COMPETATIVE ADVANTAGE :-

1. Transparent business policies

2. Superior quality products

3. Timely delivery of consignments

4. In-house quality check

PRODUCT RANGE :-

1. Vitrified Tiles

2. Double Charged Vitrified Tiles

3. Soluble Salt Vitrified Tiles

4. Multi Charge Vitrified Tiles etc.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION :-

PRICING & ORDER :-

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Types Of Vitrified Tiles :-

• Soluble salt vitrified tiles are screen printed and polished.

• Double charge vitrified tiles are fed through a press that prints the pattern with a double layer of pigment, 3 to 4 mm thicker than other types of tile. This process does not permit complex patterns but results in a long-wearing tile surface, suitable for heavy traffic commercial projects.

• Full body vitrified tiles have pigment in entire body (thickness) of the tile. This makes chips and scratches less noticeable and make this an ideal choice for high traffic zones, but the process significantly increases the cost.

• Glazed vitrified tiles (GVT) have a glazed surface. They offer a wide variety of design, art work and surface textures like wood grain, bamboo, slate or stone. This is also an expensive process, but the cost is dropping as digital printing techniques are introduced.