Natural Materials
Devonshire countryside inspires British Ceramic Tile T
he location of British Ceramic Tile in the heart of rural Devon is not only a great source of inspiration for our designers but it is also the provider of the resources with which we bring our imaginative designs to life. So in this sense our products are truly British, inspired and created on British soil and made out of Britain's finest natural resources. In the current climate all manufacturers have a responsibility to create their products in a manner that is as efficient and environmentally friendly as possible.
Our products are manufactured adjacent to the raw materials; the quarries from which we source our clay are situated within a few miles of our plant.
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This has enabled us to significantly reduce our energy use in transportation and allows us to offer better value for money to our customers. Inspired by both Britain’s urban and rural landscapes, our design team ensure that the range of tiles on offer is truly diverse. The originality, variety and quality of our product means they are applicable to a wide selection of domestic, commercial and industrial settings across both public and private domains.
British Ceramic Tile has been certified with both ISO9001 & ISO14001, which highlights the standards that our products are manufactured to. The two images shown are from the Dartmoor Naturals range, which is inspired by the wild and beautiful Dartmoor landscape which surrounds the manufacturing facility.
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