Tile & porcelain supply
Surfaces cut to last longer than the room around them
Twenty-five ranges held in stock: rectified large formats, wood and marble effects pressed on porcelain, hand-glazed ceramics, mosaics and 20 mm paving for external terraces. Every batch is calibrated, shade-sorted and released with its own reference number.
- Formats
- 10×10 to 120×278
- Wear class
- PEI III–V
- Slip class
- R9 to R11
One batch, one shade
Orders are picked from a single production batch wherever quantity allows, so tone and calibre stay constant across the floor.
Cut and mitre service
Waterjet cutting, 45° mitres and drainage cut-outs prepared from your setting-out drawing before delivery.
Samples before commitment
Full tiles rather than chips, so veining, relief and reflectivity can be judged in the actual light of the room.
Held stock, not indent
Listed ranges are warehoused in the United Kingdom and reserved against your reference for twenty-one days.
Current stock
The collection
Prices are quoted per square metre unless the format is sold by the sheet, piece or slab. Allow ten per cent for cutting waste, fifteen per cent for diagonal or herringbone layouts.
Specification
What to check before the order is placed
Large formats are unforgiving of an uneven substrate. A 120 cm tile laid over a floor that deviates by 3 mm will lip at the joint no matter how good the adhesive is, so screeds should be checked with a two-metre straight edge and levelled before the first tile is opened.
Movement joints belong at every perimeter, at every internal corner and across bays wider than roughly six metres. Outdoor and underfloor-heated areas need them at closer centres. Rectified edges allow a 2 mm joint, pressed edges usually need 3 mm or more.
Natural stone, terracotta and hand-glazed pieces are porous and must be sealed before grouting. Porcelain does not need sealing at any stage.
| Water absorption | Porcelain below 0.5 per cent, ceramic wall tile 10 to 20 per cent |
|---|---|
| Calibration | Rectified ranges held to ±0.5 mm across the diagonal |
| Shade variation | Graded V1 to V4 and stated on every delivery note |
| Underfloor heating | Suitable across all porcelain and ceramic ranges |
| Frost resistance | Confirmed on outdoor, technical and 20 mm paving ranges |
| Adhesive class | C2TE S1 recommended for formats above 60×60 |
Delivery
How the pallets arrive
Orders leave on shrink-wrapped and corner-protected pallets by kerbside carrier. The driver delivers to the nearest hard standing at the property boundary and is not able to carry material through a building or up steps.
Slabs above two metres travel on an A-frame and need two people and a suction frame to unload. Please confirm access, turning space and unloading arrangements when the order is confirmed.
Count the packs and check for transit damage while the driver is present, then note anything wrong on the delivery paperwork before signing.