Marble
White grounds and stronger veining create a focal floor. Your sample review should cover the vein scale and variation across adjoining tiles, especially where the layout crosses a reception desk or doorway.
TILE-EFFECT LVT · STONE, MARBLE & CONCRETE
Tile-Effect LVT Flooring
Our tile-effect LVT adds square and rectangular formats in marble, travertine, slate and concrete looks. You can compare dry-back and click configurations, then quote the finish, construction and packaging your customers will actually buy.
- Standard tile sizes
- 305 × 305 to 457 × 914 mm
- Dry-back thickness
- 2.5–3 mm
- Wear layers
- 0.3 / 0.5 / 0.7 mm
- Standard collection MOQ
- From 1,000 m² per SKU
Choose a view to compare the surface or construction.
Tile-effect LVT specifications for your quotation.
Your sample and quotation should identify the same tile. Standard options are confirmed as a complete configuration before production.
| Buying detail | Standard options | Your quotation confirms |
|---|---|---|
| Square formats | 305 × 305 mm; 457 × 457 mm | Approximately 12 × 12 and 18 × 18 in; nominal dimensions. |
| Rectangular formats | 305 × 610 mm; 457 × 914 mm | Approximately 12 × 24 and 18 × 36 in; available decor combinations. |
| Dry-back construction | 2.5–3 mm | Flexible glue-down product and specified installation documents. |
| Click construction | 4–5 mm including attached pad | Core identity, click profile and complete thickness breakdown. |
| Wear layer | 0.3 / 0.5 / 0.7 mm | Exact surface specification and reports relevant to your use. |
| Surface options | Polished, matte, semi-matte, lightly textured | Finish matched to the selected stone visual. |
| Click backing | IXPE, 1–1.5 mm options | Included backing and permitted installation assembly. |
Choose the stone character before adding more colors.
A focused sample shortlist lets your customers compare distinct stone directions before you allocate an opening order.
Travertine and limestone
Warmer tones and a lightly textured appearance offer a softer stone direction. You can compare the surface against cabinetry, wall finishes and the lighting planned for the space.
Concrete and slate
Matte grey and darker mineral looks give your collection an alternative to prominent veining. The texture and sheen still matter: your approved sample establishes the finish your sales team is offering.
Tile size changes the layout, not just the carton.
Your layout drawing helps establish tile scale, perimeter cuts and transitions to adjacent flooring.
Square versus rectangular
A square format creates a different joint grid from a long rectangle. Your drawing can establish the starting line, offset and edge cuts before the material quantity is finalized.
Pattern across the floor
A marble image that looks convincing on one tile can feel repetitive across a room. Your review can use several pieces to compare vein direction, repeat appearance and the intended laying sequence.
The joint your customer will see
We confirm edge and bevel details with your sample. Your installer also needs the selected layout and joint requirements; a stone-look photo does not establish that separate grout or an open joint is permitted.
Dry-back and click need different installation plans.
Your comparison needs the construction and installation costs for each format.
Dry-back tile
The 2.5–3 mm construction bonds to a prepared subfloor with the specified adhesive. Your team can assess a low-profile finish alongside adhesive, smoothing and preparation costs for the project.
Click tile
The 4–5 mm construction includes its attached pad in the published range. Your quotation identifies the actual core and joint system. Subfloor preparation, expansion and any additional underlay follow that product's instructions.
A stone look that fits the work behind the design.
Your project conditions determine the configuration, installation requirements and evidence to review.
Reception and retail
Your brief can combine the desired stone effect with footfall, rolling displays and cleaning equipment. We can identify the construction and product reports for your team to compare.
Residential refurbishment
Floor-height transitions and an existing substrate can narrow the choice between dry-back and click. Your installer needs the moisture and preparation requirements before agreeing the scope.
Heated or moisture-prone spaces
Your review needs the exact heating, exposure and installation conditions. We check them against the selected product and supporting instructions before a technical recommendation is made.
Large rectangles make production details visible.
Lifted corners and uneven seams interrupt your stone floor. Production checks cover the characteristics behind that risk.
Flatness and dimensions
Production monitoring checks thickness and flatness; finished-product review checks dimensions and appearance. Your joined samples help establish the edge and seam reference before the order is released.
Stability and click fit
Your configuration determines the relevant dimensional-stability and joint tests. We can provide available product reports and arrange third-party inspection, with the test scope agreed for the proposed tile.
A tile collection with your brand and order logic.
Your quotation includes branding and packing scope, ready for receiving and resale.
Library decor or custom development
Standard collections start at 1,000 m² per SKU. A new visual or dimension follows a separate development quotation. Your opening mix needs quantities per decor and format so the commercial minimum is clear.
Cartons, labels and protection
Your brand artwork, barcodes and care instructions can be included. The packing plan identifies coverage and carton details; click-edge protection and pallet configuration are reviewed against the proposed shipment.
Compare landed cost on a packing plan
Your order's weight and format determine loading. We quote the packing and shipping basis for the destination rather than relying on a generic area-per-container claim.
From a stone sample to a priced order.
Your reference image, current product or finish schedule starts the sample and quotation process.
Shortlist the appearance
Existing-decor samples dispatch within 7 days after design confirmation. We confirm the selection, sample cost and shipping terms; transit is additional. A new custom print follows its own schedule.
Fix the order reference
Your approved sample, tile size, construction, wear layer and artwork form the order record. We confirm MOQ, development scope and production timing for that configuration.
Review the shipment
Visual and pre-shipment checks cover the product and packing. Your receiving team can compare labels, quantities and batch references with the agreed order and packing list.
Get a quote with the details that change the decision.
Your destination, format, estimated area and target price start the discussion; technical choices can stay open.
Series supply catalogue
A shareable overview of construction choices and order scope across six series. You can use it for an initial comparison; the agreed product file defines your order.
Product and commercial proposal
Your quotation identifies the proposed construction, decor, finish, quantity basis, packing scope, production origin and timing.
Evidence for approval
Your document request can include FloorScore, CE, REACH or product test requirements. We match available files to the proposed configuration.
Compare the other LVT direction
Wood-look planks answer a different visual brief. Your range can compare plank proportions and grain finishes alongside these stone formats.
Your buying questions, answered.
YOUR NEXT FLOORING ORDER
Get tile-effect LVT pricingGet a quotation you can work with.
Your current specification, sample reference or target price gives us a starting point. We will confirm the product, quantity basis and proposed supply terms with you.