Help with choosing tiles
Advice on tile sizes, finishes and planning your order. Use these guides while you compare samples and put together your project details.
Comparing polished and matt tile finishes
Compare polished and matt ceramic tile finishes through samples, lighting, maintenance and model-specific testing. Keep appearance separate from slip performance.
How to read a tile test report
Check product identity, test methods, measured results and scope when reviewing ceramic tile technical documents. Match the report to the proposed model and use.
Samples, ordering and delivery questions
Plan an ANJI sample or tile order: confirm model references, minimum quantities, packing, production availability and destination-specific delivery terms.
Ceramic, porcelain and stone-look tiles
Separate tile material classification from decorative appearance and collection names. Understand what model-specific evidence to request for an ANJI tile.
Receiving and checking a tile delivery
Prepare a tile receipt inspection: reconcile model and carton labels, record visible damage, compare samples and resolve discrepancies before installation.
Planning a large-format tile layout
Compare 750 × 1500, 900 × 1800 and 800 × 1350 mm tile layouts. Calculate nominal face area and prepare substrate, joint and handling questions for your installer.
Choosing a tile size
Compare ANJI ceramic tile formats, plan the layout around your room, and prepare the right questions before specifying a size.
Choosing tiles for each room
Compare tiles for living rooms, kitchens and bathrooms. Identify wall, floor and wet-area requirements before choosing models and requesting specifications.
Reading colour, texture and finish
Compare tile colour, pattern and finish using catalogue images and physical samples. Review variation and lighting before approving surfaces for your room.
Preparing your tile enquiry
Prepare a tile enquiry with model codes, intended use, estimated quantity and destination. Learn what to include when asking for samples or a quotation.
Compare tile formats
See the models available in 750 × 1500, 900 × 1800 and 800 × 1350 mm, with layout considerations for each format.
Explore the format guidesPrepare your project brief
Write down the models you like, where they will be used and when you need them.
Your specification checklist Guidance for your roleLooking for a catalogue?
Name the collections or model codes you want to review.