tiles.com.pl
Natural stone and tile products for homeowners, architects, contractors and construction projects
About tiles.com.pl
Tiles imports and distributes natural stone, ceramic tiles and other building materials, including granite, marble, travertine and porcelain stoneware. Its products are sold through an online store and a physical shop.
The company serves both large and small construction projects and offers technical advice and customer support. Its TILES PRO program is aimed at architects and contractors.
Tiles is based in Gdańsk, Poland. It presents showrooms in Gdańsk, a warehouse in Bystra and a branch in Tychy, and offers store settings for several European markets.
Product: Online and in-store sales of natural stone, ceramic tiles and other building materials, with technical advice and project support.
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