Ceramic Floor Tile (Siyezen)

Ceramic floor tile (Siyezen) is a 40 cm by 40 cm glazed porcelain tile, designed for interior residential and light commercial flooring. Each tile weighs 2.74 kg and covers 0.16 square meters. Eight tiles are packed per carton, yielding 1.28 square meters per pack, with a total pack weight of 21.9 kg. The tile is fired at high temperatures, resulting in a dense, low-porosity body suitable for high-traffic areas.

The glaze finish is matte, with a consistent brown hue and subtle texture variation typical of modern ceramic floor tiles. The tile meets standard ISO 13006 for ceramic tiles, with a water absorption rate under 3%, classifying it as porcelain grade. It has a PEI IV abrasion resistance rating, making it suitable for commercial use. The surface is non-slip when dry and performs reliably under moderate moisture conditions.

This tile is commonly purchased by contractors in the Caspian region for apartment complexes, retail spaces, and public buildings. Buyers typically order full pallets, with 52 cartons per pallet, totaling 66.56 cubic meters and 1,166 kg per pallet. Trade terms are FOB Baku Port. Buyers should confirm the tile’s dimensional tolerance and warpage values before placing bulk orders, as these affect installation efficiency.

Gilan Construction Materials Group operates from Baku, Azerbaijan, with a physical address listed in the Badamdar Estates district. The company is registered as a manufacturer and exporter of ceramic tiles, with verified trade documentation on file. Its trust tier is classified as harbor, indicating basic compliance with export documentation standards. There is no public information on production capacity, years in operation, or client list.

The supplier does not claim certifications such as ISO 9001 or CE marking. Response metrics show no recorded buyer inquiries or replies, suggesting limited active engagement on the platform. Buyers should treat this supplier as a direct producer without confirmed quality control systems. All claims about product performance must be verified through physical sample testing before bulk procurement.