Herringbone
A V-shaped pattern that gives floors and walls more movement. It works well in both traditional and contemporary rooms.
Ceramic Tiles
Ceramic & Porcelain Tiles from China
Looking for tiles for a hotel, residential project, or commercial space? George Group supplies porcelain slabs, ceramic floor tiles, wall tiles, and mosaics from leading factories in China. We help you choose the right tile for each application, including bathrooms, kitchens, facades, and flooring.
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Herringbone Tile
Herringbone Pattern, Applications on Walls and Floors, and Detail Finishes
Terrazzo Tile
Terrazzo-style texture, large-format square tiles, and a matte finish
Zellige Tile
Hand-glazed style, rich color variations, and accent wall decor
Saltillo Tile
Warm-toned, earthenware-like texture, natural color variations, and sealing applications
Shower Floor Tile
Small-scale anti-slip surfaces, drainage slopes, and underfoot comfort in wet areas
Bullnose Tile
Rounded edges, color coordination within the same series, and bathroom wall details
Factory & Project Video
Tile Factory & Project Video
See how George Group supports tile selection, sample approval, quality inspection, export packaging, and project delivery before you request a quote.
Style & Look
Tile Style Guide
Each tile style changes the feel of a space. Herringbone adds movement, terrazzo brings texture, and zellige gives walls a handmade look. Choose the style that fits the room, budget, and installation plan.
Terrazzo
A speckled surface made with stone, glass, or quartz-look chips. It adds character while keeping a clean modern finish.
Zellige
Moroccan-style tiles with irregular edges and a glossy glaze. The surface variation gives walls a warmer, less uniform look.
Saltillo
Clay-look tiles with natural color variation. They suit Mediterranean, farmhouse, and warm rustic interiors.
Marble-Effect
Porcelain tiles that recreate marble veining with easier maintenance. They help keep a consistent look across large areas.
Large-Format Slab
Oversized porcelain slabs (1600x3200 mm+) reduce grout lines for cleaner walls, counters, and floors.
Real Project
Factory Selection & Export Preparation
Large-Format Tile & Surface Package
A light stone-look tile and surface package was prepared in the factory before export. The documented process covered material selection, surface and tone inspection, dry-layout checking, protective packing, and container loading.
Project Highlights
Project Type
Factory-prepared tile and surface package
Order Scope
Large-format floor and wall panels with matching surface pieces
Visual Direction
Light stone-look surfaces with coordinated tone and veining
Project Support
Material selection, dry-layout review, protective packing, and container loading
Order Flow
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Confirm
Panel sizes, finish direction, application areas, and packing requirements reviewed
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Select
Material batches checked for surface consistency, tone, pattern, and visible defects
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Inspect
Prepared pieces dry-laid to review alignment, veining direction, and overall consistency
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Ship
Finished pieces protected, labeled, packed by area, and loaded for delivery
Inspection & Shipping
Tile Inspection, QC & Export Packaging
Before shipment, we check tile quality, size accuracy, surface finish, and packaging so buyers receive well-organized materials with lower breakage risk.
Color Consistency Check
Batch-to-batch color is checked under suitable lighting. Shade variation is classified (V1-V4) and confirmed before packing.
Size & Flatness Control
Tile dimensions are checked to ±0.5 mm tolerance. Warpage, bowing, and edge straightness are measured for large-format slabs.
Surface Defect Inspection
Each tile is checked for chips, cracks, pinholes, glaze defects, and surface contamination before packing.
Water Absorption & Strength
Porcelain tiles can be checked for water absorption and breaking strength when project documentation requires it.
Reinforced Export Packaging
Tiles are packed in reinforced cartons with foam spacers, edge protectors, and shrink wrap, then palletized for loading.
Loading & Labeling
Cartons are labeled by tile type, size, and area. Loading photos and packing lists are provided for project shipments.
How to Order Tiles from China
A clear tile procurement process for contractors, developers, wholesalers, homeowners, designers, and project buyers.
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Send Specs
Share your tile schedule, floor plan, quantities, sizes, surface finish, and delivery location.
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Choose Tile Type
Select porcelain, ceramic, mosaic, stone-look, or large-format slab options for each area.
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Samples & Quote
Receive tile samples, a detailed quote, and an estimated production schedule.
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Production & QC
Tiles are produced after approval. Color, size, and surface quality are checked before packing.
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Export Packaging
Tiles are packed in reinforced cartons with foam spacers, palletized, and labeled by area for easier installation.
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Delivery Support
We coordinate container loading, shipping documents, and follow-up support for your order.
What You Get with George Group
Custom cabinet support from materials and drawings to packaging and delivery.
Material & Format Range
Ceramic, porcelain, and mosaic options from 600x600 mm tiles to large-format slabs.
Surface Finish Options
Matte, polished, anti-slip, and textured surfaces for different applications.
Color & Pattern Matching
Marble-look, wood-look, concrete-look, and other styles matched to your design.
Application Guidance
Bathroom, kitchen, facade, and flooring tile choices matched to each space.
Sample Support
Most small tile samples are usually free; you only need to cover the shipping cost.
One-Stop Tile Package
Floor tiles, wall tiles, mosaics, and trims coordinated for one shipment.
How much do tiles from China cost?
Tile prices depend on material, size, finish, thickness, quantity, and packaging. Standard ceramic tiles are usually more cost-effective, while porcelain, large-format slabs, special finishes, and custom packing cost more.
What is the difference between ceramic and porcelain tile?
Ceramic tiles are often more affordable and work well for many walls and indoor areas. Porcelain tiles are denser, absorb less water, and are usually better for wet areas, busy floors, and outdoor applications.
Can I get tile samples before ordering?
Yes. Most small tile samples are usually free; you only need to cover the shipping cost. Samples help you confirm color, texture, surface finish, and shade variation before production. For project orders, we can also check batch consistency before packing.
Which tiles are best for bathrooms, kitchens, and shower floors?
For bathrooms and shower floors, focus on slip resistance, water absorption, and surface finish. For kitchens and living areas, balance durability, cleaning, and design style.
Can George Group help with importing tiles from China?
Yes. We can coordinate tile selection, samples, quotation, production follow-up, inspection, export packing, container loading photos, and shipping documents for overseas orders.
How do you reduce breakage during tile shipping?
Tiles are inspected, labeled by type and area, and packed with reinforced cartons, foam protection, pallets, or wood crates when needed. Loading photos and packing lists are provided for project shipments.