Glazed porcelain
ISO 13006 BIa
Design-led floors and walls
Construction Materials
HS 6907
- Water absorption ≤ 0.5%
- 600×600 to 800×1600 mm
- Shade-graded batches
Construction Materials · Tiles
Porcelain Tiles: sizes, finishes and shade control
Glazed and polished porcelain tiles for floors and walls. Porcelain tiles have low water absorption and high strength, which suits floors and heavy-use areas.
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Product overview
Porcelain tiles have low water absorption and high strength, which suits floors and heavy-use areas.
Size, finish and shade consistency between batches are the usual points of discussion.
- HS heading
- 6907
- Category
- Construction Materials
- Product group
- Tiles
- Commonly sourced from
- India, Spain, China, Italy
- Trade types
- Import, Export
- Typical shipping
- Containers, Break-bulk vessel
Grades and standards
The grades most often specified in international trade. Name the standard as well as the grade.
Full-body porcelain
Colour through body
High-traffic areas
Outdoor porcelain
Anti-slip, 20 mm
Paving and terraces
Specifications
What buyers usually specify, with common examples. Confirmed values come from the supplier for each requirement.
| Size | For example 600 x 600 mm or 600 x 1,200 mm |
|---|---|
| Finish | Glazed, polished, matt or rustic |
| Water absorption | Porcelain is typically 0.5% or lower |
| Grade and shade | Commercial grade and batch shade control |
| Packaging | Cartons on pallets |
| HS heading | 6907 (confirm the full tariff code for your exact product and destination) |
Commonly sourced from
Market information, not confirmed availability.
No verified supplier listings are published for this product yet. Request it and TP4 works on the requirement directly.
Where it is used
- ResidentialFloors, walls and bathrooms.
- CommercialMalls, offices and hotels.
- OutdoorTerraces and walkways.
Quality checks
- 1Water absorption
- 2Size and flatness
- 3Shade and calibre
- 4Surface defects
- 5Breaking strength
Documents
- Test reports
- Commercial invoice & packing list
- Certificate of origin
- Inspection certificate
Packaging and shipping
- Cartons on wooden pallets
- Shrink-wrapped
- Edge protection
Shipping modes for construction materials
ContainersBreak-bulk vesselBulk cement carriersRoad to site
Delivery terms decide who books the freight. Buying FOB or FCA? TP4 can coordinate the freight on your side. Buying CFR or CIF? The supplier books it and TP4 keeps the documents aligned.
Plan logisticsWhat moves the price
TP4 does not publish prices: they change with the market and depend on your exact requirement. These are the factors behind every quote.
- 01Size and thickness
- 02Design and finish
- 03Grade
- 04Freight per container
- 05Order size
Before you request porcelain tiles
Have these ready and the first conversation becomes a quote, not a list of questions.
- Size and finish
- Quantity per design
- Shade/batch requirements
- Packing
- Destination
Porcelain Tiles: frequently asked questions
What does shade control mean?
Tiles from one batch share colour tone; ordering one batch per area avoids visible differences.
How many square metres fit in a container?
It depends on size and thickness; suppliers quote per container.
Can I get custom designs?
Often yes, with higher minimums per design.
Is porcelain suitable outdoors?
Yes, with outdoor grades that are frost-resistant and slip-rated.
Often sourced together
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