400*400 Matt Floor Tile with Free Interlacing Pattern
This range covers 400*400 matt floor tiles in a free interlacing pattern, with 79 models currently listed including codes such as JLS-FG4004A, JLS-FG4114A and JLS-FG4001A. It is aimed at importers, wholesalers and project buyers who need a mid-size floor tile that works across residential and light commercial interiors. The 400*400 format sits between small bathroom tiles and large-format slabs, so it suits jobs where installers want faster laying than small sizes without the handling demands of big panels. HKBM consolidates this range from Foshan-area factories and ships it as part of mixed building-materials containers.
All 79 400*400 Models
Every model below has its own page with size, finish and a quotation link.
Problems This Range Solves
Small Tiles Slow Down Laying
On larger floor areas, small-format tiles mean more pieces, more grout lines and more labour hours. The 400*400 size covers ground faster while staying easy for one installer to handle.
Gloss Floors Show Every Mark
Polished finishes in corridors, kitchens and rental units show footprints, dust and scratches quickly. A matt surface keeps floors looking acceptable between cleaning cycles.
Repeating Patterns Look Artificial
A fixed repeat across a floor is easy to spot and cheapens the finish. The free interlacing pattern in this range breaks up repetition so large areas read as a continuous surface.
Why This Range Works
Practical Mid-Size Format
400*400 balances coverage and handling. It cuts laying time versus small tiles and avoids the breakage risk and two-person handling of large formats.
Matt Finish for Traffic Areas
The matt surface suits floors that take daily foot traffic, where a polished finish would show wear and demand constant cleaning.
79 Models in One Range
With 79 models listed, buyers can build a catalogue offering from a single size and finish, simplifying ordering and container planning.
Consolidated Container Supply
HKBM sources from Foshan-area factories and can load these tiles together with doors, windows, bathroom fittings and other materials in one shipment, saving time and cost on multi-supplier orders.
Buyers and Projects
Who Buys This Range
- Tile importers and distributors building a mid-size floor range
- Wholesalers supplying retailers and local contractors
- Developers fitting out apartments and housing projects
- Contractors buying consolidated containers of finishing materials
Where It Is Used
- Residential apartment and housing developments
- Hotel and guesthouse fit-outs
- Retail and office interior projects
- Renovation and refurbishment supply chains
Application Scenarios
Apartment Living Areas
The 400*400 format with a matt finish works for living rooms and bedrooms in multi-unit developments, where developers need one tile across many identical units.
Kitchens and Dining Areas
Matt floors in kitchens hide crumbs, water spots and scuffs better than gloss. The interlacing pattern helps disguise day-to-day soiling between cleans.
Corridors and Common Areas
In apartment blocks and small hotels, corridors need a floor that tolerates constant traffic. This size keeps grout lines manageable over long runs.
Bathrooms and Utility Rooms
400*400 is small enough to work around drains and falls in wet rooms where large formats would need excessive cutting. Slip performance for wet areas is confirmed on request.
What to Check Before You Order
Confirm Finish and Pattern Mix
All models in this range are matt with a free interlacing pattern, but individual models differ. Ask for the PDF catalogue and confirm which of the 79 models you want before booking the container.
Check Ratings for Your Market
Slip rating, abrasion class and water absorption are not stated on the listing. Request test data per model and confirm it meets your market's requirements before ordering.
Plan Quantities and Breakage
Tiles ship by container, so calculate cartons per pallet and pallets per container with your freight forwarder. Order an allowance for cutting and breakage, agreed per order.
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400*400 Questions
What Sizes Are Available in This Range
This category is a single-size range at 400*400. If you need matching tiles in other sizes, ask about the wider interior floor and wall tile categories.
What Finish Do These Tiles Have
All 79 models in this category are matt with a free interlacing pattern. Colours vary by model and are confirmed per selection from the catalogue.
Can I Mix Models in One Container
Yes, mixed-model loading can be arranged, and HKBM can also consolidate tiles with other building materials such as doors, windows and bathroom fittings. Quantities per model are agreed per order.
What Is the Minimum Order and Lead Time
Minimum order quantity and production lead time are not fixed on the listing and are confirmed per order. Contact Coco Qiu or Johnny Wong by WhatsApp or email with your target models and volumes.
Are These Tiles Suitable for Outdoor Use
This range is listed under interior floor and wall tile, so it is intended for indoor floors. For outdoor areas, ask about ranges specified for exterior use.
Get a Price for 400*400
Send the model codes and quantities you want and we quote the whole list together with the rest of your order.