Can 3D tiles be used on floors?

Raised-surface 3D wall tiles cannot be used on floors — they are a trip hazard and structurally unsuitable for foot traffic. For a 3D effect on floors, use epoxy 3D flooring or digitally printed vitrified tiles with a flat surface.

What is the price of 3D tiles from Morbi godowns?

Morbi godown rates range from approximately Rs 24 to Rs 150+ per sq.ft depending on size, relief depth, and finish. Retail prices are higher. Freight of Rs 3–6 per sq.ft applies additionally depending on dispatch location. For example, a box of 300×600mm tiles covering approximately 1.08–1.44 sq.m will cost approximately Rs 420–Rs 1,240 per box at godown rates before freight and GST.

What size 3D tile is best for a TV backdrop wall?

300×600mm is the most commonly dispatched size for TV backdrop walls from Morbi. It offers good visual scale, manageable weight per tile, and the widest design availability in geometric and wave patterns.

How do I maintain 3D tiles in Indian conditions?

Use a soft damp cloth or soft brush weekly. Avoid dry dusting as it moves dust into grooves. In coastal cities, ensure the room is well-ventilated to prevent moisture settling in recessed texture.

What is the minimum relief depth for a visible 3D effect?

4mm minimum. Tiles with 1–2mm relief appear nearly flat under diffused indoor lighting. Confirm relief depth specification with the supplier before placing your order.

What is the ideal thickness for 3D tiles?

Typically 7–10 mm depending on size and relief design. Large format 600×1200mm porcelain 3D tiles may be 9–11 mm thick. Confirm thickness with supplier at time of order.