Double Charge Tiles

Double charge vitrified tiles are made by using a mixture of clay, silica, quartz, and feldspar. The process of vitrification also makes the tile surface more durable and shinier, adding a polished look to the spaces where you install them. Some of their features include water resistance, stain resistance, scratch resistance, durability, and easy maintenance.

These tiles have two layers and they can easily withstand high wear and tear. The top layer is supported by a vitrified base that acts as a strong foundation for the body. Also, double charge tiles are not the same as digital tiles as the manufacturing process is different for both of them. As the name suggests, digital tiles use a digital printer to make the top design layer. However, in the case of double charge vitrified tiles, the top layer is the outcome of the heating of the powdery mixture spread across the vitrified body by feeder machines.

• Double Charge Matt Tiles

• Double Charge Vitrified Tiles

Double charge vitrified tiles are available in a range of colours, designs and textures. The price will depend on the tiles you choose.

Even size-wise, there are a lot of variants available in the double charge tiles category.

Orientbell’s TriaLook and Quick Look are two visualizer tools available on its official website that can be used by customers to digitally visualise various tiles at their place. They can help you make the right and most suitable choice.