Interlocking tiles lock into one another to form a paved surface that spreads load without cement jointing — which makes them fast to lay, easy to repair and extremely durable. NTC Tiles has manufactured interlocking tiles and paver blocks since 1984 under ISI certification, supplying projects across Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Jammu & Kashmir from 6 manufacturing units.
Interlocking Tile Designs We Manufacture
- Zig Zag — the most widely used interlocking design for roads and driveways
- Dumble (Dumbbell) — maximum interlock for heavy vehicle movement
- Dumru — high-strength curved interlock
- Arrow Shape — directional interlock for parking bays
- I Shape Rubber Tiles — impact-absorbing surfaces for play areas and gyms
- Combo, Hexagon and Cobble Stone — designer interlocking options
Where Interlocking Tiles Work Best
- Driveways & society roads — 60mm and 80mm interlocking tiles
- Petrol pumps — 80mm oil-resistant interlocking pavers
- Industrial & factory yards — 80–100mm heavy-duty blocks
- Footpaths & public spaces — 60mm with tactile options for accessibility
- Parks & landscapes — designer finishes and grass pavers
60mm vs 80mm Interlocking Tiles
The rule of thumb: 60mm for pedestrian and car movement, 80mm wherever trucks or buses will pass, and 100mm for industrial loads. All NTC interlocking tiles are vibro-compacted and batch-tested for compressive strength under our ISI licences.
Supply Across North India
We deliver interlocking tiles across North India — Chandigarh Tricity, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Amritsar, Ambala, Karnal, Gurugram, Baddi, Solan, Shimla, Dehradun, Haridwar, Jammu and beyond. Factory-direct supply means better rates and reliable timelines for contractors and builders.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between interlocking tiles and paver blocks?
They largely refer to the same product: precast concrete units laid on a compacted base. “Interlocking” describes shapes (zig zag, dumble, I-shape) that mechanically lock together; paver blocks also include non-interlocking designer shapes.
How long do interlocking tiles last?
Properly laid ISI-grade interlocking tiles last 15–20 years or more. Individual tiles can be lifted and replaced, which makes maintenance far cheaper than concrete or asphalt surfaces.
Do you supply and also lay interlocking tiles?
We are manufacturers and supply factory-direct. We provide laying guidance and can recommend experienced laying teams in your area — contact us with your project details.