800 × 1600 mm Floor Tile
Dimensions: 800 × 1600 mm. Application: large-format floor, feature wall.
Typical specification for this format
| Body type | Vitrified (single/double charge or GVT) |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 8 mm (residential) / 10 mm (commercial) |
| Water absorption | < 0.5% |
| PEI hardness | PEI-3 to PEI-4 |
| Slip rating | R9 to R11 (anti-skid variants) |
Specifications quoted across these pages are the published industry classes — IS-15622 for water absorption, DIN 51130 for slip rating, and the PEI abrasion scale. Always confirm the figures on the manufacturer’s own datasheet for the specific design you choose.
Best rooms for 800 × 1600 mm floor tiles
- large-format floor
- feature wall
800 × 1600 mm floor tiles in our catalogue
We have not catalogued this format online yet. Ask us and we will tell you what we can supply in 800 × 1600 mm.
800 × 1600 mm Floor Tile — FAQ
- How much 800 × 1600 mm floor tiles should I order for a 100 sqft room?
- Order 105–110 sqft for 100 sqft of net coverage — the 5–10% buffer covers cutting waste, breakage and future repair stock. Our showroom team will run the BOQ math on your room dimensions before invoicing.
- Does 800 × 1600 mm floor tiles need rectified edges?
- For modern interiors with tight 2–3mm grout lines, yes — rectified-edge 800 × 1600 mm floor tiles is the standard. Non-rectified ships with looser edge tolerance and works fine for traditional 5mm grout. We confirm rectification status against every SKU before order.
- How heavy is one box of 800 × 1600 mm floor tiles?
- A standard 4-piece carton of 600×600 8mm vitrified weighs about 28–32 kg. The 800×800 spec at 10mm runs 38–42 kg per carton. Larger sizes use single-tile cartons. Our delivery teams pre-stack on a pallet for site-friendly off-loading.
- Can 800 × 1600 mm floor tiles be installed over an existing floor?
- Technically yes, with the right thinset adhesive and an inspection of the underlying slab — but doors and threshold heights need to be checked first. For pre-existing vitrified floors, removal is usually the cleaner option. We connect customers with installers who do this assessment on-site.
- What is the difference between 800 × 1600 mm floor and wall tile variants?
- Floor tiles at this size ship thicker (8mm+), with higher PEI hardness (PEI-3 to PEI-4) and slip-rated surfaces. Wall variants of 800 × 1600 mm ship at 6–7mm, lower PEI, often with deeper glazing for visual richness. They are not interchangeable for structural reasons.
- Are imported 800 × 1600 mm floor tiles options available?
- Yes — we indent 800 × 1600 mm floor tiles from Marazzi, Porcelanosa and Imola on request. Indian alternatives from Kajaria-Eternity and Simpolo Mavrick cover 80% of the imported aesthetic at one-third the price for typical residential builds in Guwahati.