Import Ceramic Tiles — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Tecco Ceramics offers ceramic tiles manufactured in India for residential and commercial projects. The tiles are described as resistant to stains, scratches and moisture, and the supplier notes ISO and SGS certification. They are produced using eco-friendly processes that aim to reduce environmental impact. A variety of styles, colours and finishes can be selected to match interior design requirements.

Ceramic tiles are typically composed of a ceramic body fired at high temperatures and finished with a glaze that provides a smooth surface. Standard industry dimensions range from 300×300 mm to 600×600 mm with a typical thickness of 8-10 mm and water absorption below 0.5 %. A common PEI rating of 3 to 4 suits both residential and light commercial traffic, while a slip-resistance coefficient of at least 0.42 is standard for safety. These typical characteristics help ensure durability and ease of maintenance.

The tiles are suitable for flooring, wall cladding and decorative accents, and are frequently sourced by contractors, architects and interior designers. Tecco Ceramics states that flexible minimum order quantities are available, and that shipment can be arranged on CIF or FOB terms. Buyers should request the exact packaging configuration and confirm any required certifications before placing an order. Payment and lead-time details are to be negotiated directly with the supplier.

Tecco Ceramics is located at Old Rafaleshwar Road, Bhadiad Morbi 363642 Gujarat, India. The company is listed as an imported-tier supplier with a harbor trust tier on the platform. No response rate or average response time is recorded for this supplier, indicating that communication metrics are currently unavailable. Tecco Ceramics lists ceramic tiles as its primary product offering.

The supplier’s profile does not provide additional corporate history, employee count or client references. Buyers should therefore rely on the product description and request any needed documentation directly. The absence of verified response data suggests that due diligence is especially important when initiating negotiations.