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<p>We're proud to announce that&nbsp;<strong>Argil Group</strong> is exhibiting at&nbsp;<strong>MARMOMAC 2026</strong>, the world's biggest stone, design, and technology trade fair, held in&nbsp;<strong>Verona, Italy</strong>.</p><p><strong>Dates:</strong> 22–25 September 2026&nbsp;<strong>Location:</strong> Verona, Italy&nbsp;<strong>Hall:</strong> 10&nbsp;<strong>Stand:</strong> R2</p><p>This year's theme captures exactly what we bring to the show floor:</p><p><i>"Surfaces that reflect nature. Designs that inspire. Spaces that last."</i></p><h4><strong>Why MARMOMAC, and Why Now</strong></h4><p>MARMOMAC is the biggest stone, design, and technology trade fair, held annually in Verona, Italy — a meeting point for architects, designers, distributors, and manufacturers in the stone and surfaces industry.</p><p>For Argil Group, exhibiting

here is a chance to bring our Morbi, Gujarat-manufactured surfaces to a global stage, and to connect directly with the specifiers and buyers who are defining what "timeless" means in interiors today.</p><p>Italy has always been a source of design inspiration for us. Standing at Stand R2 this September, we're bringing that same spirit of craftsmanship and innovation, built on the discipline of Indian manufacturing and export-grade quality control. Our factory in Morbi supplies kitchens, bathrooms, retail floors, and hospitality projects, and MARMOMAC is the next step in extending that reach.</p><h4><strong>Who We Are: From Tradition to Technology</strong></h4><p>Argil Group's journey has always been about balancing respect for tradition with an openness to new technology. What started as a commitment to craftsmanship has grown into a full-scale manufacturing operation built around documented quality checks at every stage — mixing, pressing, and finishing — so that every slab and plank leaving our facility stays within an agreed shade and thickness.</p><p>That discipline has earned us recognition well beyond India:</p><ul><li><strong>ISO Certified</strong> manufacturing processes</li><li><strong>TISI Thailand Standard</strong> compliance</li><li><strong>SLSI Sri Lankan Standard</strong> compliance</li><li><strong>Highest Export Awards</strong></li><li><strong>Highest National Awards</strong></li></ul><p>These aren't just certificates on a wall — they reflect the same quality control that lets architects and distributors mix and match our products across large, multi-site projects without worrying about inconsistency between lots.</p><h4><strong>What We're Showcasing</strong></h4><h4><strong>Link Lock — Revolution in Tiles (SPC Flooring)</strong></h4><p>Our rigid-core vinyl flooring system,&nbsp;<strong>Link Lock</strong>, is engineered for durability and ease of installation. Built from limestone powder, PVC, and stabilizers, it resists water, dents, and daily wear — making it a strong fit for kitchens, bathrooms, retail floors, and high-traffic commercial spaces. The click-lock system installs without glue or nails, and the layered construction (wear coat, decorative film, solid core, and underlayment) delivers a quieter, more comfortable floor that can mimic the look of natural wood or stone.</p><h4><strong>Dura Quartz — Unique &amp; Versatile</strong></h4><p>Our engineered quartz surface collection,&nbsp;<strong>Dura Quartz</strong>, combines the visual richness of natural stone with the performance of engineered material. Blending mineral aggregates with resins and pigments — typically around 90% pulverised natural mineral and 10% polyresin, with slight variation by grade — these slabs resist stains, scratches, heat, and cracking, while keeping a consistent, uniform finish across every batch. That consistency matters most on large-scale projects, where kitchens, vanities, and platforms across an entire property need to look like they came from a single source, because they did.</p><p>Beyond durability, engineered surfaces like Dura Quartz offer a few practical advantages over natural stone alternatives:</p><ul><li><strong>More uniform</strong> colour and veining across every slab</li><li><strong>More durable</strong> against everyday scratches, stains, and impact</li><li><strong>Bacteria-free</strong> non-porous surface, ideal for kitchens and healthcare settings</li><li><strong>Lower maintenance</strong> — no sealing or polishing required</li><li><strong>Longer warranty</strong> coverage compared to natural stone</li><li><strong>Friendlier to the environment</strong>, using engineered mineral content rather than fully quarried slabs</li></ul><h4><strong>Where Our Surfaces Work</strong></h4><p>Different spaces put different demands on a surface, and our collections are built with those differences in mind.</p><ul><li><strong>Kitchens</strong> need a closed, non-porous surface that wipes clean after cooking and resists staining from oils and acids.</li><li><strong>Bathroom vanities</strong> need a finish that holds up to constant moisture without warping or discolouring.</li><li><strong>Offices and retail floors</strong> need to handle carts, foot traffic, and daily wear without cupping or wearing thin.</li><li><strong>Hotels and hospitality projects</strong> need a calm, repeatable look that stays consistent across dozens or hundreds of rooms.</li></ul><p>Because both our quartz and SPC lines come from the same plant, project teams can specify coordinated colours and finishes across an entire build — flooring, countertops, and vanities — without mixing lots from different suppliers.</p><h4><strong>Built for Export, From Sample to Site</strong></h4><p>A recurring question we get from international buyers is how the process works from first sample to final delivery. It typically starts with a sample board, after which we lock in thickness, edge profile, and finish together with the specifier. From there, our team confirms production capacity and packing requirements — cartons and crates are planned specifically for long export routes, whether by sea or land.</p><p>Once drawings or a bill of quantities are shared, our desk can advise on lead time, packing, and the nearest port schedule. Support doesn't stop at dispatch either — we continue with documentation, photos of finished lots, and guidance for site handling, so there are no surprises when the shipment arrives.</p><p>It's this same process — sample, confirm, produce, pack, ship, support — that we'll be walking MARMOMAC visitors through at Stand R2.</p><h4><strong>What Our Clients Say</strong></h4><p>Our surfaces are already trusted by architects, builders, interior designers, and project developers across multiple markets:</p><p><i>"Value for money! Affordable without compromising on style or strength. Their quartz slabs are stunning."</i> — The DeadZone</p><p><i>"Reliable supplier for quality tiles. The product we ordered was well-packed, polished, and ready to install."</i> — Jignesh Rathod</p><p><i>"Their slabs are beautifully crafted and perfect for kitchen tops and vanities. Unique patterns too."</i> — Arshad Sipai</p><h4><strong>Visit Us in Verona</strong></h4><p>If you're attending MARMOMAC 2026, we'd love to meet you at&nbsp;<strong>Hall 10, Stand R2</strong>. Whether you're an architect sourcing surfaces for an upcoming project, a distributor exploring new partnerships, or simply curious about what Indian-engineered stone and vinyl surfaces can offer, our team will be on hand to walk you through our collections and discuss capacity, packing, and export logistics.</p><p>Can't make it to Verona? Reach out to us directly:</p><ul><li><strong>Phone:</strong> +91 9925511465</li><li><strong>Website:</strong><a href="https://www.argiltiles.com/">&nbsp;www.argiltiles.com</a></li><li><strong>Email:</strong> info@argiltiles.com</li></ul><p>We look forward to sharing surfaces that reflect nature, designs that inspire, and spaces that last — see you in Verona.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>