Vitrified tiles are a type of ceramic tiles with low porosity. They are frequently used as an alternative to marble and granite flooring. This type of tiles is well known for its water and frost resistance. Vitrified tiles are made by hydraulic pressing a

mixture of ball clay, quartz, feldspar, and silica, which makes the vitreous surface.In this report, Technavio covers the present scenario and growth prospects of the global vitrified tiles market during 2017-2021. The report presents the vendor landscape and a corresponding detailed analysis of the key five vendors in the market as well as a list of the other prominent vendors. In addition, the report discusses the major drivers influencing market growth and the challenges faced by vendors and the overall market. It also examines key emerging trends and their influence on the current and future market scenarios.

PART 01: Executive summary 6

PART 02: Scope of the report 17

PART 03: Research Methodology 22

PART 04: Introduction 25

Key market highlights 25

PART 05: Market landscape 28

Market overview 28

Market size and forecast 29

Five forces analysis 32

PART 06: Market segmentation by end-user 33

Global vitrified tiles market segmentation by end-user 33

Global vitrified tiles market in residential sector 33

Global vitrified tiles market in commercial sector 35

Global vitrified tiles market in other sectors 36

PART 07: Geographical segmentation 37

Global vitrified tiles market by geography 37

Vitrified tiles market in Americas 37

Vitrified tiles market in EMEA 39

Vitrified tiles market in APAC 40

PART 08: Key leading countries 41

PART 09: Market drivers 43

PART 10: Impact of drivers 48

PART 11: Market challenges 49

PART 12: Impact of drivers and challenges 53

PART 13: Market trends 54

PART 14: Vendor landscape 57

Competitive scenario 57

Other prominent vendors 57

PART 15: Key vendor analysis 63

Cerâmica Carmelo Fior 63

Lamosa 64

Mohawk Industries 65

RAK Ceramics 67

SCG 69

PART 16: Appendix 72

List of abbreviations 72

PART 17: Explore Technavio 73