600 x 600 mm Double Charged Vitrified Tiles

The commercial default. Three to four millimetres of pigmented body under the surface means no traffic line will ever wear through it, and at this size the material cost per square metre is the lowest in the durable ranges.

  • 4 pieces per box — 1.44 m² coverage
  • 9.5 mm thick, 28 kg per box
  • Around 1,200 m² in a 20ft container

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Packing and logistics

The figures an importer needs to convert an area into an order, and an order into a container booking.

Dimensions

  • 600 x 600 mm
  • 60 x 60 cm
  • 24 x 24 in
  • Thickness 9.5 mm
  • Rectified edges

Per Box

  • 4 pieces
  • 1.44 m² coverage
  • 28 kg gross

Per Pallet

  • 40 boxes
  • Shrink-wrapped and corner-protected
  • Shade and calibre marked

Per Container

  • 20ft: approx 1,200 m²
  • 40ft: approx 2,450 m²
  • Mixed loads available
  • FOB / CIF / CFR

Colours in this format

Each shade below is produced in this format. Physical samples are sent before any container is committed.

Grigio Salt & Pepper

Mid grey, dense fleck · Polished

The dense grey fleck that has been the default commercial floor for thirty years, in a polished double-charged body. The pattern is doing a job: a hea...

Grigio Salt & Pepper ›

Beige Granite

Warm beige with dark fleck · Polished

Warm beige carrying a fine dark fleck, in the manner of a polished granite slab. Warmer and more domestic-feeling than the grey commercial colours, wh...

Beige Granite ›

Steel Grey

Dark cool grey · Matt

A dark cool grey in a matt double-charged body, with only a fine fleck. The matt surface is the point: it gives R10 grip and hides marks in a way the...

Steel Grey ›

Where this format is used

  • Office floors
  • Retail and shop floors
  • School and institutional corridors
  • Large residential developments

All Double Charged Vitrified formats · About Double Charged Vitrified tiles · Tile size guide

60 x 60 cm Double Charged Vitrified — common questions

How many 60 x 60 cm tiles are in a box?

4 pieces, covering 1.44 square metres and weighing about 28 kg gross. A pallet holds 40 boxes.

How many square metres fit in a container?

Approximately 1,200 m² in a 20-foot container and 2,450 m² in a 40-foot, at 9.5 mm thickness. Thicker tiles hit the payload limit before they fill the volume, so the figure drops sharply above 12 mm.

How many boxes do I need?

Divide your measured area in square metres by 1.44, round up, then add ten per cent for cuts, breakage and future repairs — fifteen per cent for a diagonal or herringbone layout.

What is 60 x 60 cm in inches?

About 24 x 24 in. The metric figure is the exact one, because the tile is manufactured to metric dimensions and imperial equivalents are always approximate.

Request pricing for 60 x 60 cm Double Charged Vitrified

Tell us the shades and the area and we will convert it to boxes, quote per square metre and work out the container split.

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