Wall tiles in Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula
Chandigarh's tricity builds kothis in planned sectors and apartments in Mohali, Zirakpur and Panchkula, with a strong taste for modern design. We deliver designer ceramic wall tiles from Morbi in about four days.
- Road distance from Morbi
- about 1,350 km
- Typical delivery
- 4 days by truck
- Climate
- Hot summers, cold winters, monsoon
- State
- Chandigarh
- Samples
- By courier, every design
Chandigarh was planned by Le Corbusier and still builds with an eye for proportion: kothis in the sectors with clean elevations, and a new wave of apartments and villas in Mohali, Zirakpur, Kharar and Panchkula. Cafes and restaurants in Sector 26 and Elante change their interiors often, and the city's designers like geometry.
Axoli Tiles supplies the tricity from Morbi in about four days by road, through dealers in Chandigarh, Mohali and Zirakpur and directly to builders and design studios.
Designs that suit Chandigarh
Clean stone and brick looks for kothi elevations; geometric, chevron and picket patterns that suit the city's modernist grid for feature walls and cafes; glossy whites for kitchens; marble-look sets for drawing rooms; and devotional designs for the pooja room or the gurdwara niche.
Delivery from Morbi to Chandigarh
Trucks from Morbi run through Rajasthan and Haryana and reach Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula in about four days. Samples go by courier to any address in the tricity.
- Road distance from Morbi: about 1,350 km
- Typical delivery: 4 days by truck, once the order leaves the factory
- Packing: 300 x 300 mm, 7 tiles (7 sq ft) a box; 300 x 450 mm, 5 tiles (7.5 sq ft); 300 x 600 mm, 4 tiles (8 sq ft)
- Samples: by courier to any address in Chandigarh, for every design
How to order in Chandigarh
- Pick designs on the site and add them to the quotation with the areas or box counts.
- We reply within one working day with price, availability and a delivery date.
- Samples go by courier. The order leaves the factory by truck, to a dealer, a site or a warehouse.







