Mosaic and tile manufacturing from Foshan, China — showroom open Monday to Friday, 8:00–18:00
LSDECO tile supplied to residential renovation suppliers

Bathroom and Kitchen Tile the Trade Counter Actually Sells

Renovation buying is fast and format-led. A customer wants a kit kat wall in a shower, a penny round floor in a cloakroom or a subway splashback in a kitchen, and they want to see it today — which means the range has to be in stock and photographed properly.

Pain Points

What This Buyer Runs Into

Format-led demand, series-led supply

Customers ask for finger mosaic, penny round or subway by shape, not by series name. Our size-based category pages group the catalogue the way the counter actually gets asked for it.

Small areas, many colours

A splashback is two square metres. Holding twelve colours of it is what sells the job, and that only works when the entry order is a pallet rather than a production run.

Photography that undersells the tile

Every item here is shown with the manufacturer's own product photography, which you are welcome to use when you list the series.

Suitable Ranges

The Part of the Catalogue That Answers It

Answers

Residential Renovation Suppliers — Common Questions

Which formats are most requested for bathrooms and kitchens?

Kit kat and finger mosaic in porcelain, penny round in glass and porcelain, and subway formats in ceramic. Each has its own category page listing every item we publish in that format.

Can I buy several colours of the same series in one order?

Yes — that is the usual renovation-trade pattern. Colours within a series generally consolidate onto one pallet; send the colour list and we will confirm.

Do you supply matching trim pieces?

Trim availability depends on the series. Ask before you commit to a wall layout and we will check what the factory lists for that item.

Send Us the Project and We Will Mark Up the List

Tell us the scope, the formats and the dates. We confirm what is available from stock in Foshan and what belongs on the same shipment.