Is homogeneous tile the same as porcelain?

Homogeneous tiles are a type of porcelain, usually described as full-body or unglazed porcelain. The difference from a glazed porcelain tile is that the colour goes right through the body instead of sitting in a surface layer. If you want the full explanation, we have written one up separately.

How much do homogeneous tiles cost in Malaysia?

Price depends on the size, the finish and the quantity, so we quote per job rather than publishing a rate. Larger formats and polished finishes cost more than a standard matt. Send us the floor area and the rooms involved and we will come back with a figure.

What sizes do homogeneous tiles come in?

600x600mm is the size most people ask for and it suits most residential floors. Larger formats are common in retail and open-plan spaces, and a smaller format is easier to lay well on an uneven substrate.

Is there a homogeneous tile catalogue?

The full range of shades and finishes is on this page, and each listing carries its product code. Colour on a screen is never exact, so treat the online range as a shortlist and confirm the shade against a physical sample before you order.