30x60 Ceramic Wall Tiles for Wholesale and Export 300x600 mm ceramic wall tile, direct from Iranian factories

The entry price of the range. On a project measured in thousands of square metres — residential blocks, refurbishment, mid-market hospitality — the format decision moves the budget more than the design does.

A 600 mm edge with a normal joint absorbs a wall that is out of true. The same wall under a large format would need levelling first, which adds a trade and a week.

Bathroom and kitchen walls are mostly obstacles: pipework, sockets, sanitary ware, niches. A small module cuts around them with a fraction of the waste a large panel produces, and the offcuts are usable.

Brick bond, stack bond, vertical and herringbone all work at this proportion without looking stretched. The pattern can carry the wall where the budget does not allow a feature graphic.

Bathroom and Shower Walls

The core application. Glossy for light return in a small room. Cuts cleanly around sanitary ware and pipework.

Kitchen Walls and Splashbacks

Wipe-clean glazed surface behind hobs and worktops, in plain colour or a stone graphic. Small module suits the run between worktop and wall units.

Utility and Service Rooms

Laundries, plant rooms, stores and back-of-house corridors, where the wall has to be washable rather than seen.

Refurbishment and Renovation

Tiling over an existing imperfect wall without levelling first. The most common reason a specifier chooses 30x60 over a large format.

Residential Projects at Volume

Apartment blocks and social housing, where the same two or three codes repeat across hundreds of units and the price per m² drives the specification.

Selected Floor Use

Only in models whose datasheet confirms a floor rating and an adequate abrasion class. Confirm per code — most of this range is wall-only.

• Export catalogue and per-model datasheets
• Sample boxes before a bulk order
• Full and mixed container loading
• Distributor and project pricing on volume
• Private label and OEM production, subject to factory confirmation

• Commercial invoice
• Packing list
• Certificate of origin
• Bill of lading
• Technical datasheet per model

The nominal size is 300 × 600 mm, so one piece covers 0.18 m². The rectified work size and the permitted deviation are stated on each model's datasheet, so quote the code when the tolerance matters to the layout.

30 × 60 cm (300 × 600 mm) is about 11.8 × 23.6 inches. Tiles are made and sold to the metric size; the inch figure is for reference only.

One 30x60 tile covers 0.18 m², so one square metre takes 5.56 tiles. Order by the square metre and allow a cutting and breakage margin on site.

Suitability belongs to the model, not the size: finish, thickness and abrasion class decide it. Send your room schedule and the desk will confirm which codes in 30 × 60 cm are approved for floor, for wall, or for both.

This size is produced in White body and Red body only — we do not press a porcelain body at 300 × 600 mm. Ceramic bodies have a higher water absorption than porcelain and are made for interior use; where a specification calls for porcelain, the range starts at 60x60.

Available finishes are listed in the Finishes & Designs section above, in selected models. Ask the desk to confirm which codes carry the finish and colourway you need before the order is placed.

Yes, this size leaves the factory rectified; the datasheet states it per model. A ground edge makes a more uniform installation possible, but the achievable joint width also depends on the substrate and the fixing instructions followed on site.

The figure is taken from each model datasheet and is not published as a single number for the whole size, since it varies by body and by model.

MOQ depends on the model, the design, the production plan, the packing and the destination. Send the requirement through the quotation form and the desk replies with the applicable minimum.

The quantity depends on the pieces per carton, the thickness and the model. It is printed on the packing list attached to every quotation.

Yes to all three. The catalogue and datasheets are sent as PDFs, and sample boxes are dispatched on request — the desk states the preparation time and freight arrangement for your destination.

Yes, direct from the producing factories. Minimum order quantity is set per model and destination and is stated on the quotation. A proforma invoice is issued once the models, quantity, destination and incoterm are confirmed.

IRBUILD ships from Iran to thirty-five countries. Routes are road, rail or sea through Bandar Abbas; the desk confirms the available route, documents and delivery terms for a given destination.

It depends on each model reaching its own MOQ, on the container capacity and payload, and on the production schedule. Mixed loading is confirmed before the proforma invoice is issued.

Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, bill of lading and the technical datasheet. Any additional certificate is confirmed case by case before shipment.

EXW, FOB, CFR and CIF are quoted where the route to the destination supports them. The desk confirms which terms and which route apply to your market.

Private label and OEM production are discussed case by case. Feasibility, minimum quantity, carton artwork, lead time and brand requirements are confirmed with the factory before an order is accepted.

Prices are quoted per square metre, FOB or CIF, and depend on the body (white body and red body), the finish, the model and the quantity, so there is no single public price list. Send the size, the models or design, the square metres and your destination, and the desk replies with a priced quotation.

Ceramic. This size is produced in white body and red body only — this size is not made in a porcelain body. Ceramic wall bodies have a higher water absorption than porcelain and are made for interior vertical surfaces. If your specification calls for porcelain, the range starts at 60x60 and continues through 60x120, 80x80 and 100x100.

Only in models whose datasheet confirms a floor rating and an adequate abrasion class. This range is made for walls. Send your room schedule and the desk will confirm which codes, if any, are approved for the floors in question.

The colour of the fired biscuit under the glaze. A white body keeps light colours and marble prints clean and is specified where the glaze is pale or translucent. A red body is the economy option and performs the same behind a dark or heavily patterned glaze. Both are wall bodies; the datasheet carries the absorption figure for each.

Approximately. 300 by 600 millimetres converts to about 11.8 by 23.6 inches, and the format is sold as 12x24 in markets that use imperial units. Quote the millimetre size on an order so there is no ambiguity.