| Larger 800mm x 800mm Double Charged Vitrified Flooring Tiles used at Neco Beaumont |
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| Beige coloured flooring tiles are found across almost every real estate project, but there are many differences in their quality and size that sets them apart. Vitrified tiles are mostly found in two varieties: Glazed vitrified tiles and Double charged vitrified tiles. |
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| Glazed Vitrified Tile (GVT) - Glazed vitrified tiles or GVT are manufactured on a glazed surface and are printed with digital technology, where one can achieve numerous patterns and looks on the tile, such as designs that mimic wood, bamboo, marble and so on. The layer of glaze that is printed on the tile is usually less than 1 mm, which makes them suitable only for areas of low or medium traffic. |
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| Double Charged Vitrified Tile - In double charged vitrified tiles, two colours of pigments are used during manufacturing. The press prints a 3–4mm thick layer of a dual-coloured pattern on the tile. The best part about these tiles is that they are highly durable, maintenance-free and suitable for high-traffic areas. |
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| Whereas the thickness of the polished glazed vitrified tile is less as compared to double charge vitrified tiles. Double charge vitrified tiles are more scratch resistant as compared to polished glazed vitrified tiles. The upper layer of double charge vitrified tile is thicker as compared to polish glazed vitrified tile, which makes this style more durable and stronger than polished glazed vitrified tiles. Obviously, the cost of double charge vitrified tiles is more as compared to polished glazed vitrified tiles. |
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| We believe in providing our customers with a superior product, hence at Neco Beaumont we are using 800mm x 800mm larger expensive double charged vitrified tiles as compared to the commonly used cheaper 600mm x 600mm glazed vitrified tiles. |
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