Cross Lattice White Moroccan Tile Code41229
Cross Lattice White Matt Vitrified Moroccan Tile Code41229 600x600mm 4Pc Pack
Price & box
mytyles.com online price, fetched 20 Oct 2026. Confirm GST and transport in the quotation.
- Per box
- 4 pcs · 15.5 sq ft
- Box price
- ₹1,550
- Box weight
- 32 kg
- 100 sq ft room
- ≈ ₹8,250 (+10% wastage)
Specs
- Size
- 600x600mm · 2x2 Feet
- Thickness
- 8 mm
- Material
- Vitrified
- Finish
- Matt
- Colour
- White
- Use
- Floor, Wall
- Category
- Moroccan Tiles
- Delivery outside Bangalore
- ~14 days
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Why it’s in these places
- Moroccan & carpet — Moroccan / carpet pattern
- Vitrified general — Vitrified
- Bathroom — Floor tile, Matt finish, 2x2 Feet: grip + small size suit wet floors
- Balcony & terrace — Floor tile, Matt finish, 2x2 Feet: grip for open / wet areas
- Kitchen wall & backsplash — Wall tile type commonly used for kitchen dado / backsplash
- Kitchen floor — Vitrified floor, Matt finish: easy-clean with grip
- Living room — Large vitrified floor tile (2x2 Feet)
- Bedroom — Matt vitrified floor (2x2 Feet)
MyTyles recommends this tile in
- Why Are Moroccan Tiles Used In Homes
- Moroccan Tiles Kitchen Splashback Designs and Ideas
- Top 10 Prints For Moroccan Tiles
- Moroccan Tiles: History, Sizes, Designs, Prices and Maintenance
What those guides say
Moroccan tiles can go on kitchen or bathroom backsplashes, shower walls, entryways, balconies/courtyards and stair risers.
Why Are Moroccan Tiles Used In HomesWith a simple countertop and cabinets, a Moroccan backsplash becomes a focal point without making the kitchen feel busy.
Why Are Moroccan Tiles Used In HomesUse Moroccan tiles in selected areas (feature wall, backsplash, foyer or dining floor accent, stair risers, balcony) rather than everywhere, and pair with neutrals like beige, white or wood.
They are visually rich and shine when not overused.
Why Are Moroccan Tiles Used In HomesChoose glazed Moroccan tiles for kitchen splashbacks to prevent stains and water damage; glazed ceramic or porcelain are practical, while cement, porous or natural stone options need sealing and more upkeep.
Moroccan Tiles Kitchen Splashback Designs and IdeasKitchen style fit: geometric or zellige behind stove/sink in modular kitchens; blue/green/earthy in classic Indian kitchens; black-white, blue, terracotta or mustard in rustic ones; grey or soft blue in minimalist ones.
Moroccan Tiles Kitchen Splashback Designs and IdeasWipe oil and masala splashes soon after cooking with warm water and mild cleaner; avoid acids, metal scrubbers and abrasive powders; smooth finishes need less effort than deeply textured.
Moroccan Tiles Kitchen Splashback Designs and IdeasIn bathrooms use floral, star, lattice or blue-white Moroccan prints on shower walls, dado, niches or floors, balanced with plain neutral tiles.
Top 10 Prints For Moroccan TilesKitchen backsplash Moroccan prints: balanced geometric or floral in blue, white, grey or earthy tones hide minor stains.
Top 10 Prints For Moroccan TilesZellige is handcrafted with uneven surface and edges and glossy glaze, used for sink backsplashes or accent walls.
Top 10 Prints For Moroccan TilesMoroccan tile materials: ceramic is affordable and easy to install; vitrified is durable for floors and walls; porcelain is best for wet areas; cement is matte and rustic.
Moroccan Tiles: History, Sizes, Designs, Prices and Maintenance
Keep in mind — for tiles like this
Matched by type (Moroccan & carpet, Vitrified general, Bathroom, Balcony & terrace); not specific to this code.
Do (2)
Use vitrified for bathroom floors, kitchens, balconies and wet or busy areas; ceramic suits bedroom walls and dry decorative areas.
Ceramic Tiles vs Vitrified Tiles: 21 Key DifferencesUse matt or anti-skid vitrified tiles in bathrooms and balconies; smaller tiles with more grout lines give extra grip and drainage in showers.
Are Vitrified Tiles Slippery? Safety Tips You Should Know
Pros (1)
Third-fired vitrified Moroccan tiles are stain resistant (useful for curry stains), have sharper pattern definition and cost a premium that most clients do not regret.
▶ Top 11 Kitchen Wall Tiles Design Ideas for 2024 | Kitchen Dado Tiles | Kitchen backsplash Tiles
Specs (1)
Recommended by room: living 600x600 or 600x1200; bedroom 600x600; dining 800x800; kitchen floor 600x600; bathroom floor 300x300; balcony 300x300.
Tile Size Guide: Small, Medium, Large Format, Slabs · quote not verified
Layout & patterns (2)
Room guide: living matt/satin large tiles; kitchen vitrified or porcelain; bathroom anti-skid matt/rough; bedroom soft warm tones; outdoors weather-resistant anti-skid rough.
Complete Guide to Choosing the Right Tiles for Your Home (2026 Edition)Source's room matching: marble-look in living rooms, wood-look in bedrooms, easy-clean wall tiles in kitchens, anti-skid in bathrooms and balconies.
History of Tiles: From Ancient Civilisations to Modern Homes
Comparisons (2)
Kitchen materials: ceramic (softer, easy to cut), vitrified (non-porous, heavy traffic), stone (heat and scratch resistant), glass (reflective, stain-proof backsplash), terracotta (classic, less long-lasting).
Large vs. Small Kitchen Tiles: Which is Best for Your Space?Vitrified suits kitchen floors (dense, non-porous, stain and moisture resistant); ceramic suits backsplashes and light-use areas; natural stone is costly and needs periodic sealing.
The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Ideal Kitchen Tiles
Tips (4)
Room picks: porcelain for kitchen (stain/scratch), bathroom (water resistance, anti-skid), balcony; vitrified for large budget floors; full-body vitrified for balcony/outdoor; double-charge vitrified for commercial.
Comparing Porcelain Tiles vs Vitrified Tiles: Which is Right for You?Room combos: living large-format floor plus one textured or patterned feature wall; bathroom use one tile on floor and shower wall and plain elsewhere; kitchen durable neutral floor with character in backsplash; bedroom soft low-contrast non-shiny tiles.
Best Tile Combinations: Floor + Wall + Feature WallPair a busy Moroccan floor with a subtle backsplash and vice versa; 2x2 ft Moroccan tiles also work as backsplash.
▶ Top 6 Kitchen Floor Tile Ideas | Moroccan, Wooden, Terrazzo and many more | MYTYLESUse ceramic for kitchen walls (affordable, easy to maintain) and vitrified or porcelain for floors (low porosity, strength).
Top Kitchen Tile Designs for Indian Homes
FAQs
What Does The Cross Lattice White Code41229 Design Look Like?
Cross Lattice White Code41229 features white geometric fields framed by beige diagonal bands and small dark square accents. Thin outlines help define the repeating lattice, giving the design a regular arrangement with warm and dark details. The pattern adds decorative structure to floors and walls while keeping white as the main background color, making it easy to coordinate with neutral finishes.
What Material And Finish Does Cross Lattice White Code41229 Have?
Cross Lattice White Code41229 is made from Vitrified material and has a matt finish. The subdued finish complements the white background, beige bands, and dark square detailing. The repeating lattice forms its decorative Moroccan design. This product is suitable for floors and walls, allowing the same geometric theme to be used across different surfaces within a coordinated interior scheme.
Which Residential And Commercial Applications Suit This Tile?
Use Cross Lattice White Code41229 on floors and walls in residential living rooms, foyers, dining areas, or selected feature sections. Commercial applications include cafe floors, reception areas, and retail wall accents. The lattice can become the main geometric pattern in the space. Pair it with plain surrounding surfaces so the beige diagonal bands and dark square accents remain visually distinct.
Which Colors And Grout Shades Complement Cross Lattice White Code41229?
White, cream, beige, charcoal, and wood finishes coordinate with Cross Lattice White Code41229. Beige cabinetry can echo the diagonal bands, while darker fittings can pick up the square accents. Compare grout samples beside the actual tile when planning floors and walls, choosing a shade that works with the white background and the fine outlines of the repeating lattice.
How Does The 600x600mm Size Help With Layout Planning?
The 600x600mm square format supports regular layouts on floors and walls. Preview several pieces together before fixing to check how the diagonal bands and square junctions line up across adjoining tiles. Plan edge cuts, corners, and prominent wall sections so the lattice sits neatly within the area. Consider entrances and furniture positions when deciding which parts of the pattern should remain visible.
How Many Tiles And How Much Coverage Does One Pack Provide?
Each 4Pc Pack contains four Cross Lattice White Code41229 tiles measuring 600x600mm. One tile covers 0.36 square metres, giving nominal pack coverage of 1.44 square metres, or approximately 15.5 square feet. This applies to floors and walls before cuts and wastage. Measure the area and allow extra tiles for lattice alignment, edge cuts, and future replacements.
How Should Cross Lattice White Code41229 Be Cleaned?
Sweep or vacuum loose dust and grit before cleaning floors and walls with a soft mop or cloth. Use a cleaner suitable for Vitrified tiles and follow the cleaner manufacturer's instructions. Remove spills and cleaning residue, and keep grout joints clean. Avoid abrasive pads or sharp scraping tools when maintaining the matt finish and the white, beige, and dark decorative details.
Q: Which vitrified type is best for homes? A: Glazed for design range and easy care, full-body for living floors and busy kitchens, matt or textured for bathrooms to prevent slipping.
Types of Vitrified Tiles and How to Choose the Right OneQ: Which material for kitchen dado tiles? A: Ceramic, porcelain and vitrified all work; porcelain/vitrified generally have lower water absorption, but check the specific tile's specification near sink or hob.
9 Kitchen Dado Tile Ideas That Make Plain Cabinets Look More PremiumQ: Are skirting tiles needed in bathrooms and kitchens? A: Yes, they protect the lower wall from moisture, spills and cleaning; use smooth easy-wipe tiles in kitchens and ensure fixing, sealing and waterproofing.
9 Skirting Tile Designs That Give Indian Homes a More Finished LookQ: Are anti-skid tiles necessary for kitchen floors? A: Recommended, because spills, water and oil make floors hazardous; choose grip that is not so rough it is hard to clean.
The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Ideal Kitchen TilesQ: How should kitchen floor and wall tiles differ? A: Floor tiles need durability, load-bearing strength, stain resistance and safe footing; wall tiles can be lighter, smoother and more decorative. Always confirm each tile's recommended application.
The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Ideal Kitchen TilesQ: What backsplash works with white cabinets? A: A similar light shade gives a coordinated look; beige, grey or a stronger colour adds contrast. Check the countertop's colour and undertone too.
Kitchen Tiles: Should Your Backsplash Match the Countertop or Cabinets?
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Description
Cross Lattice White Code41229 is a Vitrified Moroccan tile for floors and walls. White geometric fields, beige diagonal bands, and small dark square accents form a repeating lattice. The white color keeps the overall pattern light, while the contrasting details give the geometric layout clear definition. The matt finish gives the decorative surface a subdued appearance. Its 600x600mm square size helps plan regular layouts across floor areas and wall panels. Preview adjoining tiles before installation to assess lattice alignment and position cuts around edges and corners. Suitable residential applications include living room floors, foyers, dining areas, and feature walls. Commercial options include cafe floors, reception areas, and retail wall accents. Each 4Pc Pack contains four tiles, providing nominal coverage of 1.44 square metres before cuts and wastage.
Features
* Moroccan Tiles * Size is 600x600mm, that is 2x2 Feet, * Thickness 8mm * Matt Finish * Best for Interior and Exterior Use * Best for Residential & Commercial Use * Floor and Wall Use * No Returns, No Exchange * Prices are Inclusive of GST * Moderate Maintenance * Made In India
Applications
Floor Use: LivingRoom, Bedroom, Hall, Balcony, Bathroom, PoojaRoom, Kitchen, Office/Commercial, Bar Unit, Passage. Wall Use: LivingRoom, Bedroom, Hall, Balcony, Bathroom, PoojaRoom, Kitchen, Office/Commercial, Bar Unit, Passage, Utility, TV Unit, Foyer.
Maintenance
1) Please use sweep/mop/vacuum to clean the tiles on regular basis to keep them from getting dull. 2) Use of mild detergent/ceramic cleaner is recommended for regular maintenance. It is not recommended to keep the glazed tiles air-dry. Rather keep the surface dry with a clean cloth after wash. 3) Use of high concentrated acid/cleaner is not recommended for glazed tile.
Laying notes
1) Please use minimum of 2mm spacer between the tiles to maintain the aesthetics of laying. 2) If it is geometrical Patterns, then design continuity between the tiles may not match sometime. So strongly recommended to use spacer while installation. 3) As per the company policy, please inspect the tiles before installation. If any complaints regarding color /quality/others needs to brought to company's notice before installation. Once tiles are installed no complaints will be entertained. 4) COLOR - Computer/mobile/tab screens show colors differently from device to device. Everyone can see the colors differently. We try very hard to ensure that our photos look as like as actual sample.