Tile exporter to Malaysia: ceramic wall tiles from India

Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Johor Bahru build condominiums, terrace and semi-detached houses, and shophouse cafes and restaurants that compete on interiors. Malaysia's large Indian community keeps pooja rooms and temples that use devotional tiles, and its heritage shophouses in George Town and Melaka use pattern in the Peranakan tradition.

Axoli Tiles supplies Malaysian importers and distributors from Morbi, ten to fourteen days by sea to Port Klang or Penang, and provides the testing and documents for the CIDB certificate of approval that imported tiles need.

Designs that suit Malaysia

Glazed ceramic for the humidity; Peranakan-style encaustic and Moroccan patterns for shophouse cafes, bathrooms and kitchens; marble looks for condominium living rooms; stone cladding for landed homes; devotional designs for the Indian community's homes and temples; and glossy whites for kitchens.

Moroccan Moroccan tiles · 5 designs Wall Concept Designer pattern wall tiles · 10 designs Exterior Design Elevation and stone cladding tiles · 6 designs Divine Space Pooja room tiles · 3 designs Kitchen Studio Kitchen wall and backsplash tiles · 2 designs

Areban 300 × 300 mm

Porto Fatima Moroccan 300 × 300 mm

Angel Satavrio 300 × 600 mm

Augitoo Art Exterior Design 300 × 450 mm

Divyam God Divine Space 300 × 450 mm

Willow Kitchen Kitchen Studio 300 × 450 mm

Shipping from Morbi to Malaysia

Containers sail from Mundra to Port Klang in ten to fourteen days, with Penang and Johor served direct or by road. Malaysia's CIDB requires a certificate of approval for imported ceramic tiles, based on SIRIM testing, which the importer holds; we supply the samples and documents for it.

• Load port: Mundra or Kandla, Gujarat, both within about 250 km of the factory
• Ports of entry: Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur) and Penang
• Typical sea transit: 10 to 14 days, plus clearance on arrival
• Time difference: 2.5 hours ahead of India
• Documents: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin, and the CIDB certificate of approval that Malaysia requires for imported construction materials, including ceramic tiles, with SIRIM testing
• Customs classification: HS code 6907, ceramic tiles

How to order from Malaysia

1. Send the designs, sizes and quantities (or the areas to cover) through the quotation form, with your port of entry.
2. We reply within one working day with price, availability, a container plan and a shipping estimate.
3. Samples go out by courier. On approval we schedule production and loading, and the shipping documents follow the container.