Tile Categories
Tiles by Category references
12 references shown · more on display in the showroom
Every type we stock
Full body tiles
Colour runs right through the body, so chips never show. Shown book-matched up a lit lobby wall.
GVT tiles
Glazed vitrified, the widest range of prints and textures. Here one beige marble look, island to floor.
PGVT tiles
Polished GVT, a mirror face that throws the light back. Laid across a living room it holds reflections.
Double charge tiles
Two pressed layers of pigment, deep enough to outlast heavy traffic. Shown as a cream speckled dining-room floor.
Porcelain tiles
Dense and low-porosity, the safe answer in a wet room. Shown floor to ceiling around twin basins.
Ceramic tiles
Lighter than porcelain and easier to cut, so large plain areas stay economical. Shown as an office floor.
Mosaic tiles
Small squares on a mesh sheet, for the surfaces a full tile cannot turn. Here, a kitchen splashback.
Subway tiles
Bevelled rectangles in a running bond. In white behind a basin, the bevel catches every course.
Large format tiles
Fewer joints, so a floor reads as one plane. Shown running the length of an open living room.
Granalt tiles by Orientbell
Orientbell’s granite alternative, in vitrified slab form. Shown as a cream island with a waterfall edge.
Start from how hard the surface will be used, then narrow by look. Full body and double charge take heavy traffic; GVT and PGVT carry the widest design range; porcelain is the low-porosity choice for wet and outdoor areas; and mosaic and subway are decorative surfaces rather than structural ones.
Vignesh Manohar · Managing Director
Visit Sakthi Marbles & Granites in Chennai to explore our tile collections in person and find the right surface for your home, commercial space, or project.
See the tile before you commit to the floor.
Old Pallavaram, Monday to Saturday, 9:30 to 7. Bring your floor plan, or just your room measurements, we’ll shortlist in twenty minutes.
