800 x 800 mm Full Body Vitrified Tiles
A square large format that suits wide, regular rooms better than a rectangle does, because it needs no decision about which way to run the tile. Popular across commercial floors where the grid should read as neutral.
- 2 pieces per box — 1.28 m² coverage
- 9.5 mm thick, 26 kg per box
- Around 1,150 m² in a 20ft container
Packing and logistics
The figures an importer needs to convert an area into an order, and an order into a container booking.
Dimensions
- 800 x 800 mm
- 80 x 80 cm
- 32 x 32 in
- Thickness 9.5 mm
- Rectified edges
Per Box
- 2 pieces
- 1.28 m² coverage
- 26 kg gross
Per Pallet
- 40 boxes
- Shrink-wrapped and corner-protected
- Shade and calibre marked
Per Container
- 20ft: approx 1,150 m²
- 40ft: approx 2,340 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.
Pearl White
Clean cool white · Matt
A clean cool white with almost no visible variation — the closest thing to a plain surface in the range. At 800x800 with narrow rectified joints it pr...
Pearl White ›Smoke Grey
Soft warm grey · Honed matt
A soft warm grey, a shade lighter and noticeably warmer than Stone Grey, with a honed surface that catches light gently without reflecting it. It sits...
Smoke Grey ›Desert Sand
Pale warm sand · Matt, textured
A pale warm sand tone with a lightly textured surface rated R11, which makes it one of the few large-format full body colours we would put around a po...
Desert Sand ›Where this format is used
- Showroom and commercial floors
- Large residential rooms
- Atria and circulation space
- Institutional buildings
All Full Body Vitrified formats · About Full Body Vitrified tiles · Tile size guide
80 x 80 cm Full Body Vitrified — common questions
How many 80 x 80 cm tiles are in a box?
2 pieces, covering 1.28 square metres and weighing about 26 kg gross. A pallet holds 40 boxes.
How many square metres fit in a container?
Approximately 1,150 m² in a 20-foot container and 2,340 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 1.28, round up, then add ten per cent for cuts, breakage and future repairs — fifteen per cent for a diagonal or herringbone layout.
What is 80 x 80 cm in inches?
About 32 x 32 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 80 x 80 cm Full Body 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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