jln Ipoh.. a couple of tile shops . i think there're another round of sales on now.

I have to agree. Niro tiles are higher grade than Guocera for sure. MML had some high quality tiles like Niro as well and of course the price is also very nice. So far I found the cheapest Niro tiles in Puchong. Even cheaper than the showroom at PJ. You can check out 4 best tiles in Puchong. They carry full range of Niro tiles.

where in puchong?

Is located opposite of batu 14

Guys, based on my survey Super Ceramic outlet sells cheaper tiles compared to other retails.

Real Example:
Retail A - 1 tile at Rm2.30
SuperCeramic - 1 tile can get at RM1.85

For showroom, see here:
http://www.superceramic.com.my/showroom.html

Can anyone share where I can get cheap tiles from "Alpha tiles"?? I need to get those tiles that the developer uses Thanks.

Which part of Batu 14?

I checked the show room location the nearest is at Kinrara but not at Bt 14

SUPER CERAMIC TILES (PUCHONG) SDN. BHD.
No. 6 & 8, Jln TPK ¼,
Tmn Perindustrian Kinrara,
47100 Puchong, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Tel: +603-8076 5888 Fax: +603-8075 9876
(Open on Sunday & Public Holidays)

could it be lower grade tiles?

bteoh,

The tiles are same quality and same color code. My best bet would be they taken it in big amount, so can get cheaper.

Many different brands available there like Guocera, MML, White Horse, Citigres, Murano, Venus, Garuda, Prestige, Alpha, Kimgres, Niro and Johan.

You can pay a visit to believe it, SuperCeramic still give good price based on my survey. If you got other selling cheaper, mind to share because I haven't get the required number of tiles from my contractor yet.

Thanks.

+1
super ceramic's price are pretty competitive

i'm thinking of tiling part of my kitchen myself..the area is not that large...
hurm...do anyone here have done DIY Tling at thier house??what do i need to do first?as i know..if the cement is shiny..then need to make some grooves..for the tiles to stick...or use tile glue to make it stick..

I guess better ask other to do instead of DIY...Not everything could DIY lol


zie86,
I make a visit to SUPER CERAMIC TILES at Tmn Perindustrian Kinrara.

It not all tiles are cheap, this is base on the tiles that I try to get. Example: 2x2 Table top Black colour with Gold dot, they salling around 28 but I could get 24 from another shop (make in china)...


New finding for me...I didn't noticed we have India tiles till I visited this place

for a small porch..they want RM 2,800???
that's why i opted to do DIY as an option

anyone care to help..

spare the headache, get a contractor to quote the workmanship, for my case usually rm2-3/sq foot.

measure the kitchen area, buy the tiles yourself seller might ask if u need skirting, etc, they will add further.
(i bought at jln ipoh, much cheaper from the selayang white horse factory. U can go to selayang factory to get some ideas/design from the display, but take down the tile codes that u r interested, and buy elsewhere cheaper)

u also need to buy the "susu" to soak the tiles first, apart from tiles cement.

for kitchen area choose the less shiny to prevent slippage, shud water/liquid splashes onto tiles.

This post has been edited by nasni: May 6 2011, 04:49 PM

anyone got any experience with feruni ? the showroom is mightily impressive

where's this feruni?

Feruni is in Jalan Tandan area (near topmark)
http://www.feruni.com/

also thinking of buying the tiles myself and pay for workmanship

so have u find the contractor? wat is the price for workmanship?