Orient Bell Limited launches Germ-free tiles
Orient Bell Limited, a tile manufacturer company, introduces Germ-free Tiles. Being a socially responsible company, Orientbell felt the time was right for these tiles to take the forefront in its battle against disease-causing germs. With health and safety being the new norm, home is the place people will look for assurance and comfort.
Orientbell’s Germ-free tiles are designed keeping in mind the preference of consumers in a world plagued by health woes. These highly functional tiles contain nano-particles embedded with inorganic coatings to aid in longer shelf life. The result; tiles are more durable and have an inherent ability to withstand weathering and consequential damages. Moreover, they provide a safe environment in between mopping cycles.
"The recent pandemic has shown us the importance of maintaining a clean environment and Germ-Free tiles is an extension of this realisation. Orientbell is doing its bit by fighting the COVID battle with their new progressive range. After all, everyone deserves a germ-free environment to lead a healthy life," the company said in a statement.
Orientbell tiles have been tested as per Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS Z 2801:2010) by Biotech Services Mumbai, one of the top industrial testing and research labs in India (NABL accredited). This standard test's effectiveness stand against the two most dangerous strains of Bacteria – Escherichia Coli (E. Coli) and Staphylococcus Aureus and only when the kill rate is 99 per cent, the tile is certified Germ-Free.
With their wide range of products, Orientbell is the preferred choice of people who have an eye for design and are sticklers for hygiene and safety. Available in both Ceramic and Glazed Vitrified body, these tiles are for both wall and floor. Customers have the option to choose from multiple designs as well as sizes, ranging from 600x600mm in GVT to 300x600mm, 300x450mm and 300X300mm in Ceramic. Germ-Free tiles are well suited for a wide range of interiors like homes, primary schools, hospitals, offices and commercial establishments.
