Floor Tiles
Living rooms, kitchens and corridors. Confirm size, finish, slip rating and traffic level.
Made-to-order tile supply from China
Custom Ceramic Tiles Manufacturer in China
YoloDeco supplies ceramic and porcelain tiles for floors, walls, bathrooms and outdoor areas in houses, apartments, hotels and commercial projects. Send a tile schedule, drawings or a style reference; we will confirm sizes, finishes, quantities and packing before pricing.
Already have a tile schedule?Include sizes, finishes, quantities and rooms. Colors and patterns are approved from samples or slab photos before production.
Made to the scheduleTiles are supplied against the confirmed sizes and quantities.
Batch confirmed firstColors and patterns are approved from samples or batch photos.
Dry-lay checkingPattern and veining layouts are dry-laid and reviewed before packing.
Export packingCartons, pallets and planned container loading for every order.
Start with the space
Which tile group fits the project?
Room use, water exposure and traffic narrow the choice before style is discussed. Use these six groups to prepare a shortlist, then confirm the exact tile against the schedule and site conditions.
Wall Tiles
Bathrooms, kitchens and feature walls. Confirm size, finish, layout and trim pieces.
Shower and Wet-Area Tiles
Showers and wet rooms. Confirm slip resistance, drainage slope and mosaic options.
Large-Format Slabs
Floors and walls with minimal joints. Confirm size, flatness, handling and cutting.
Patterned and Layout Tiles
Herringbone, zellige and handmade-look tiles. Confirm pattern direction, variation and wastage.
Outdoor and Rustic Tiles
Terraces, patios and saltillo-style floors. Confirm frost and slip ratings for the climate.
Current product range
Browse tiles by style and space
Use these products as references for style, size and finish. Final batch, quantity and packing are confirmed for the individual order.
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Before requesting a price
Define the same tiles before comparing quotations
A low figure is not useful if size, finish, batch or packing has been left open. Ask every supplier to quote from the same tile schedule and state what is included.
| Item | Information to confirm | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Application | Floor, wall, shower, outdoor or feature surface. | Decides the tile body, finish and rating requirements. |
| Sizes | Tile dimensions, thickness and layout direction. | Quantities, wastage and cutting are calculated from confirmed sizes. |
| Material and body | Ceramic, porcelain or terracotta; glazed or through-body. | “Tile” alone does not define absorption, strength or use. |
| Finish | Polished, matte, textured or slip-resistant surface. | Changes appearance, slip resistance and daily maintenance. |
| Color and batch | Color reference, pattern variation and batch consistency. | Colors are approved from samples; batches should come from one production run. |
| Quantity and packing | Quantities per size, cartons, pallets and label requirements. | Tiles are heavy and fragile; packing is part of the supply scope. |
| Delivery scope | Destination city or port, container loading and installation responsibility. | Separates the supplied tiles from freight, site work and other costs. |
A recent tile order
From the dry-lay check to the loaded container
This tile order moved through the same checkpoints described above: sizes and finishes were confirmed first, the layout was dry-laid and reviewed in the workshop, and the cartons were then palletized and loaded into the container for export. The photographs below come from that order.
Project highlights
A floor and wall tile order checked with a workshop dry-lay before packing and international delivery.
Project typeFloor and wall tile order for a residential project.
Order scopeTiles supplied to the confirmed sizes and quantities.
CheckingPattern and veining layout dry-laid and reviewed in the workshop.
Project supportCartons, palletizing and container loading records.
Order flow
- Step 1 · Confirmation
Sizes, finishes, colors and quantities confirmed against the schedule.
- Step 2 · Dry-lay
Layout and veining dry-laid in the workshop and reviewed.
- Step 3 · Packing
Tiles boxed, palletized and labelled for the delivery scope.
- Step 4 · Loading
Pallets loaded into the container and recorded before departure.
Materials and finishes
A tile performs as a complete specification
A style name is only the start. Body, glaze, finish, size and batch must suit the room, the exposure and the required maintenance.
Porcelain Tiles
Dense, low-absorption tiles for floors, walls and heavy-use areas.
- Confirm body and absorption class
- Specify finish and slip rating
- Review size and flatness
- Check batch consistency for large areas
Ceramic Tiles
Glazed tiles for walls and light-traffic floors.
- Confirm glaze and surface finish
- Specify size and thickness
- Review use limits for floors
- Approve color from a sample
Terracotta and Rustic
Saltillo and rustic-look tiles for warm, traditional floors.
- Expect natural color variation
- Review sealing and maintenance
- Confirm indoor or outdoor rating
- Check thickness and edge style
Mosaics and Trims
Mosaics, bullnose and trim pieces for edges and wet areas.
- Match mosaics to the main tile
- Confirm bullnose and edge pieces
- Review drainage and slope needs
- Check sheet size and joint width
Who we supply
One bathroom, a repeated room type or a whole building
The required paperwork changes with the job. A homeowner may start with photos and room sizes; a contractor usually starts with a tile schedule; a developer may also need batch reservation, phased release and package labels.
Homeowners and Renovators
Share room photos, rough dimensions and style references. A local installer should verify final measurements, substrate and waterproofing before ordering.
Designers and Contractors
Use references from the tile schedule so sizes, finishes, revisions and quotations remain traceable from room to room.
Developers and Hospitality Teams
Repeated room types and phased deliveries benefit from batch reservation, an approved reference tile and labels that follow the installation sequence.
From drawings to delivery
How a tile order is developed
Each step closes a different source of error. The approved schedule, samples and batch references should stay aligned with the tiles that are produced, checked and packed.
- Send the briefShare the project location, tile schedule, quantities and required timing.
- Review each areaCheck rooms, sizes, exposure, substrate and missing information.
- Select the tilesApprove body, finish, color and batch from samples or photos.
- Approve the scopeConfirm quotation inclusions, quantities and finishes before release.
- Produce and checkSupply against approved information and review layout where required.
- Pack and coordinate deliveryBox, palletize and label cartons, then arrange the agreed shipping scope.
Local review is still required. The project contractor or local installer should confirm final dimensions, substrate, waterproofing, slope, grout and applicable local requirements. A reference photograph cannot replace those project decisions.
Review products before you shortlist
Tile showroom walkthrough
Use the showroom video to review tile styles, finishes and surface textures. The exact batch, color and size are confirmed separately from samples and the approved schedule.
What the video can and cannot show
- It shows: tile styles, finishes and surface textures on display.
- It shows: how large-format and patterned tiles look in rows.
- It does not prove: your final batch color or pattern variation.
- Final specification: confirmed from samples and the approved tile schedule.
Tile style guide
Start from a style, then confirm the tile
These styles indicate the looks only. Final body, size, finish and batch are always confirmed against the individual project and the approved sample.
Questions before ordering
Custom ceramic tiles FAQ
These answers cover the first enquiry. Product-specific commitments belong in the quotation, approved tile schedule and samples.
Can you supply tiles to my tile schedule?
Yes. Send the tile schedule with sizes, finishes, quantities and reference images. We organize the quotation by area and identify missing information that must be confirmed before ordering.
Can I order tiles for one home only?
Yes. We work with homeowners as well as designers, contractors, developers and hospitality buyers. The tile list, packing and shipping plan are prepared around the actual order and destination.
How are colors and patterns confirmed?
Colors and patterns are approved from physical samples or clear batch photos before production. Screen images are only a starting reference, since displays change how finishes appear.
Which tile types are available?
The range includes porcelain, ceramic, terracotta, mosaics, large-format slabs and patterned styles such as herringbone, terrazzo and zellige. Availability depends on the size, finish and quantity required.
Can one order mix floor, wall and outdoor tiles?
Yes. Mixed schedules are quoted by area so body, finish and rating match each application. Batch consistency is reviewed across the whole order.
Are samples available?
Most small samples are usually free; you only need to pay for shipping. Sample availability and size depend on the selected tile, finish and color.
Do you provide installation?
Tiles are supplied with labels and available product information in the agreed scope. On-site measurement and installation depend on the location and contract. A local installer should verify final dimensions, substrate, waterproofing and grout requirements.
Can tiles ship with other building materials?
They can be coordinated with stone, cabinets or other materials when the order, timing and destination allow combined loading. Weight distribution and container allocation should be confirmed before production.
Request a schedule-based quotation
Send the tile schedule before choosing a color
Attach sizes, quantities and style references. Tell us which requirements are fixed and which still need options, so the first quotation is built around the actual project.