What are GVT Tiles?

GVT tiles

They are a type of vitrified tile with a digitally glazed surface, commonly used for walls and

floors because they’re durable, affordable, and available in many designs. Vitrified tiles have a hard,

glass-like layer of glaze applied to the surface before firing. This glaze acts as a canvas for high-

definition digital printing, allowing the tiles to realistically mimic natural materials like wood, marble,

stone, and granite.

Where to use?

• Residential: Living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and corridors.
• Commercial: Offices, conference rooms, malls, boutiques, airports, and showrooms.
• Walls & Floor: While primarily used for flooring, they are also an excellent choice for high-traffic wall zones prone to staining.

Key Features and Benefits

• Vitrification Process: Manufactured at extreme temperatures (exceeding 1200°C), making them denser, stronger, and less porous than standard ceramic tiles.
• Design Versatility: Advanced inkjet printing technology enables thousands of colours and intricate patterns to be applied to the top layer.
• Durability: They are highly resistant to scratches, stains, and moisture, making them suitable for high-traffic areas.
• Safety Options: Available in various finishes—including matte, satin matte, and Lappato—which provide better traction and help prevent slips.
• Maintenance: Generally easy to clean with just a wet mop and soapy water.