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Bell Ceramics Tiles |
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| Company Profile |
| Started in 1985 with the aim of manufacturing world-class ceramic glazed tiles. |
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| Plants |
| Two plants, strategically located near major Indian markets. One near Vadodara, Gujarat, Western India; other near Bangalore, Karnataka, Southern India. |
| Vadodara plant has production installed capacity of 63.87 lacs square meters per annum of wall and floor tiles. |
| Bangalore plant has an installed capacity of 82.13 lacs square meters per annum of floor tiles. |
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| Products Range |
| Wide range of breathtaking products to suit various consumer preferences. |
| Ceramic Glaze Wall Tiles. 200mm x 300mm |
| Ceramic Glazed Floor Tiles. 300mm x 300mm, 400mm x 400mm |
| Also available Edge Cut Floor Tiles in large 397mm x 397mm format for that joint free look. |
| Bell is a pioneer in making Non-Skid Group-V Series, Floor Tiles in 300mm x 300mm, 400mm x 400mm & In Edge Cut – 397mm x 397 mm. These tiles are “Grandfather friendly & Grandson proof “ |
| Exhaustive product range with a wide range of designs, colours, patterns, surface finishes. |
| ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 14001 manufacturing facilities strategically located near prime markets in India. |
| Manufactured according to COMITEE EUROPEAN DE NORMALISATION (CEN). |
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| The Company |
| Well-spread and well-connected distribution network comprising 29 Depots, more than 1000 Dealers and over 4000 Retailer to ensure optimal delivery. |
| Country-wide connectivity of depots through world-class ERP software adds to effective outbound logistics, inventory and receivable controls. |
| Exports to some of the most demanding markets of the world. |
| Also available Edge Cut Floor Tiles in large 397mm x 397mm format for that joint free look. |
| Feted with many awards for performance including Certificate of Merit conferred by the President of India for meritorious performance in Exports. |
| Keeps in touch with end-users, influencers and channel partners with regularly organised events, exhibitions and meets. |
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