Ceramic Floor Tile (Xizi)

The Ceramic Floor Tile (Xizi) is a square-format tile measuring 50 cm by 50 cm, supplied in a unit price of 4.7 USD per square metre ex-works VAT exclusive. Each tile weighs 4.45 kg, with 6 tiles packed per carton, yielding a total carton weight of 26.7 kg and a volume of 1.50 cubic metres. A single pallet holds 48 cartons, totaling 72 cubic metres and 1,310 kg, optimised for bulk logistics and warehouse handling.

Manufactured from standard ceramic composition, the tile is finished with a glaze suitable for residential and light commercial flooring. Typical ceramic floor tiles in this size range conform to ISO 13006 for classification, with standard water absorption rates below 0.5% for glazed tiles, ensuring durability in moderate traffic areas. The Xizi range is designed for uniform appearance, with standard colour consistency and surface regularity per EN ISO 10545-11.

Primarily used in residential living spaces, offices, and retail environments, these tiles are selected for their balance of cost, aesthetics, and maintenance ease. Buyers typically source full pallet quantities for large projects, with ex-works terms allowing flexibility in arranging local or international transport. The tile’s weight and packaging are calibrated for efficient container loading, reducing freight costs per square metre.

Gilan Construction Materials Group is based at 1c Mikayil Mushfig Street, Badamdar Estates, Baku, Azerbaijan, with the postal code AZ 1006. The supplier operates from a fixed address in the capital, positioning it within a logistics hub for both domestic distribution and export to neighbouring markets. The harbor trust tier indicates a verified physical presence, though the response rate to inquiries is currently unrecorded.

The company specialises in the supply of ceramic tiles, including the Xizi range, and caters to wholesale buyers in the construction and renovation sectors. While the profile does not specify production capacity or additional certifications, the ex-works pricing structure suggests a focus on transparency in trade terms. Buyers are advised to confirm stock availability and lead times directly, as these details are not disclosed in the listing.