Import Digital Porcelain Tiles — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Siyaram Vitrified Pvt. Ltd. supplies Digital porcelain tiles that combine a nano‑polished digital glaze with a vitrified body made from high‑grade porcelain. The product is available in two standard dimensions - 60 cm × 60 cm and 60 cm × 120 cm - and is marketed as suitable for both residential and commercial environments. The tiles are produced in India and feature a surface treatment that resists scratches, stains and moisture. Pricing per square metre is not disclosed in the listing, and the supplier does not specify a minimum order quantity.

Porcelain tiles of this class typically have a water absorption rate below 0.5 % and a breaking strength of around 30 MPa, characteristics that meet the EN 14411 standard for vitrified tiles. A common PEI (Porcelain Enamel Institute) rating for such digitally glazed tiles is 4, indicating suitability for moderate traffic areas, while a thickness of 8‑10 mm is standard for both listed sizes. The nano‑polished finish provides a low coefficient of friction, aiding cleaning and reducing slip risk, which is a typical benefit of digital glaze technology.

Primary users include interior fit‑out contractors, real‑estate developers and architects who require consistent design patterns across large floor areas. The supplier lists FOB and CIF options, with payment accepted via L/C or T/T, giving buyers flexibility in arranging shipping from Indian ports. As the listing does not mention a specific MOQ, interested parties should confirm the required order size, delivery lead time and any packaging specifications directly with Siyaram Vitrified.

Siyaram Vitrified Pvt. Ltd. is an imported‑tier supplier located at 8a National Highway Road, New Jambudiya Village, Morbi, Gujarat, India. The company is classified under the harbour trust tier on the marketplace, indicating a moderate level of verification.

The listing focuses on digital porcelain tiles and does not provide details on production capacity, certifications beyond a mention of ISO and CE, or client references. Prospective buyers should therefore request copies of the ISO and CE certificates, as well as any test reports confirming the tile’s mechanical properties.