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For architect-approved commercial flooring, specify ceramic or vitrified tiles with water absorption ≤0.5% (Group BIa per ISO 13006), which ensures durability under heavy foot traffic and easy maintenance. Key certifications to look for include BIS (IS 15622), ISO 10545 compliance, and LEED-compatible options if sustainability is a project requirement. Recommended products include full-body vitrified tiles or porcelain tiles in 600x600mm or 800x800mm formats with a minimum PEI rating of 4–5 for commercial use. Brands like Kajaria, RAK Ceramics, Simpolo, and Nitco offer architect-specification sheets and project pricing. Request technical data sheets (TDS) for each product before approval.
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