Elevation Tiles

If you want your house front to look stylish, go for elevation tiles. Elevation tiles are crafted with ceramic material which provides the utmost durability and longevity to the tiles. Most importantly, the elevation tiles should be able to withstand harsh climatic conditions and Orientbell Tiles’ elevation tiles are designed in such a way that they can bear heavy rainfall, snowfall, heat and other weather extremities. Moreover, these tiles don’t just beautify the front but also prevent indoor areas from getting affected by any sort of fungus during the monsoon season.

Elevation tiles are available in a wide range of designs and patterns. The most popular ones are brick, bamboo, stone, river rock, and block design. Also, the vast variety of shades available in this tile category will make it easier for you to come up with different decor options. Elevation tiles are available in 300x450mm size and can be used to beautify elevation walls. They are available in the popular finishes of glossy and matte. The glossy finish gives a smooth and shining effect to the tile surface, while the matte finish provides a bold look to the tile.

Other than the elevation area, these tiles can be used at other places as well. They are not just limited to one ambience and can be installed at many places, including the following:

• Bars or restaurants
• Outdoor areas
• Accent walls
• Living rooms
• Bedrooms

Elevation tiles are available in various designs and patterns and all of them vary in size, colour, texture and material. Here are some of the patterns and designs available in the elevation tiles category:

• Brick Pattern
• Block Pattern
• Geometric Pattern
• 3D Pattern Design
• Bamboo Design
• Stone Design

• These tiles are durable and long-lasting
• They require less maintenance
• They are easy to clean
• These tiles are resistant to smudges and marks
• They absorb less moisture

The elevation range available at Orientbell Tiles are quite affordable. Here is the cost of some of the popular tile options.

The elevation range is mostly available in small sizes.

TriaLook and Quick Look tools are two innovative tile visualizer tools available at Orientbell Tiles’ website that help the buyers digitally visualize the chosen tiles at their place. These tools help in settling any kind of confusion that you may have while picking one tile from a plethora of options.

Below are the answers to some of the most popularly asked questions!

What are the elevation tiles?

Elevation tiles are a great way to do up your walls in a classy and stylish manner. Whether you want to transform your interior or exterior spaces, these tiles will do a great job. Plus it is unlike paint that wears off after some time, instead these tiles are highly durable and functional, and so that means they will stay with you for a long, long time. Moreover, they also protect the walls from bacteria attacks, and their appearance and finish remains unaffected, even in the case of extreme weather conditions.

How to fix elevation tiles?

Installation of elevation tiles is a four-pronged process, most of which resembles the standard procedure for any tile installation. Firstly, the layout is planned and marked on the wall to get the perfect alignment. The next step is to prepare the surface, and the most suitable adhesive is chosen based on the location. For instance, premixed mastic adhesives work well for dry locations and a cement-based thin-set adhesive is more suited for showers and other damp areas. After laying the tiles, the final step is applying the grout, once the adhesive has finally been cured. The installation process also involves cutting some tiles to fit the space precisely. This can be done using a manual tile cutter or a wet saw.

Which is good for house- elevation tiles or stone or paints?

Elevation tiles don’t just work well for exteriors, but can add a glamorous touch to your interiors too. These are available in a range of designs, shades, sizes, and beautiful finishes that can make your home the talk of the town! Besides, they are way better than stone, thanks to its high durability and low maintenance.

They are also moisture-resistant, and prevent any kind of water seepage from exterior to interior walls. They protect the walls of your house from fungus and other bacteria as well.