The TILE IN CHINA Sourcing Service, Provided by LEIYUAN
The TILE IN CHINA sourcing service is provided by LEIYUAN for overseas distributors, importers and project buyers seeking tile, stone and architectural materials from China.
The service brings product enquiries, supplier comparison, samples, agreed order controls, inspection documentation, packing and shipment coordination into one clear working process.

Who provides the TILE IN CHINA sourcing service?
LEIYUAN provides the TILE IN CHINA sourcing service and coordinates the agreed work for each enquiry. LEIYUAN does not present itself as one factory manufacturing every product category on the website. Instead, requirements are matched with manufacturers whose current product range and working methods appear suitable.
Manufacturer capability, product specifications, test reports, certification, samples, price, MOQ, lead time and commercial terms are verified for the specific enquiry. TILE IN CHINA does not replace the buyer’s architect, engineer, testing laboratory, installer or destination authority.
Why TILE IN CHINA exists
A conventional product website can make every category look as if it comes from one factory. That is rarely a useful way to handle ceramic tile, porcelain slabs, terracotta, natural stone, manufactured veneer, mosaics and lightweight cladding.
These materials use different raw materials, processes, equipment, quality controls, packing methods and project documents. TILE IN CHINA was developed to make that reality clearer and to give overseas buyers one place to organise a multi-category sourcing brief.
We do not claim to manufacture every product shown. We source, compare, coordinate and inspect within an agreed scope.
Relevant experience built over approximately three decades
The people involved in TILE IN CHINA bring experience in tile and brick building materials, supplier communication and international trade built over approximately three decades.
That wording describes relevant team experience. It is not a statement that the current website, brand or every related legal entity was established three decades ago.
Experience is useful when it leads to better questions: What is the actual material? Which factory capability matters? Is the sample representative? Which document applies to this product? How will the batch be identified? Is the packing suitable? What must be confirmed before loading?
Close to established building-material supply chains
Our China base provides practical access to established building-material production and export supply chains, including exterior-wall-tile and other tile or architectural-material activity in southeast China.
This proximity can support supplier communication, sample handling, factory visits, production follow-up, inspection and export coordination. It is not an absolute claim about market size or a promise that every material is available locally. Manufacturers are selected according to the individual brief.
Who we support
Distributors and importers
We help buyers develop or expand product ranges, compare suppliers, coordinate samples, prepare private-label packaging, manage repeat-order information and plan mixed-factory orders.
Architects and project teams
We help turn drawings, BOQs, specifications, material boards and reference samples into a sourcing brief. Support can include material matching, samples or mock-ups, technical-document coordination, production and batch follow-up, inspection and shipment planning.
TILE IN CHINA provides product sourcing and supply coordination. We do not present ourselves as the project architect, engineer, general contractor, testing laboratory or destination authority.
How the TILE IN CHINA sourcing service works
1. Understand the requirement
We begin with the material, application, dimensions, appearance, quantity, destination, schedule and available technical information. When the brief is incomplete, we identify the questions that affect supplier selection and quotation comparison.
2. Match the requirement with suitable manufacturers
We look beyond one general catalogue and compare factories whose current range and production methods appear relevant. Capability, documentation and commercial terms are confirmed for the exact enquiry.
3. Coordinate samples and approvals
Depending on the material, approval may involve individual samples, a full face set, a colour range, a corner piece, a mock-up, a dry lay, packaging artwork or a golden sample.
4. Follow the agreed order controls
The order should define product, specification, approved sample, packaging, labels, inspection scope, acceptance criteria and responsibilities. Production follow-up is based on the checkpoints agreed for the order.
5. Inspect and document
Inspection scope varies by product. It may include identification, quantity, dimensions, shade, calibre, surface, edges, accessories, packing and agreed documents. Sampling and acceptance rules are confirmed in advance. Review our Quality Inspection & Shipping scope for the service boundaries and information buyers should provide.
6. Coordinate packing and shipment
We can help coordinate cartons, pallets or crates, labels, receiving, loading information, commercial documents and shipment within the agreed scope.
What transparency means to us
Transparency is not a slogan. It means:
- Explaining that TILE IN CHINA is a sourcing service
- Identifying the actual material before making comparisons
- Separating product evidence from marketing language
- Confirming factory-specific specifications and terms
- Describing project or supplier images according to the real relationship
- Recording what has been approved and what still needs confirmation
- Stating the limits of our role
From AATILE to TILE IN CHINA
TILE IN CHINA is the long-term platform for our tile, stone and architectural-material sourcing work. The transition from the earlier AATILE website is being managed page by page so that useful, relevant information can be preserved without carrying forward outdated or unrelated material.
The aim of the change is to organise the service around today’s buyer needs and provide a clearer, more transparent route from requirement to shipment.
What we do not publish as universal promises
Factory capability, availability, certification, product performance, price, MOQ and lead time vary by product and order. We confirm them with the selected manufacturer and supporting documents rather than presenting them as permanent claims across the website.
Frequently asked questions
Does TILE IN CHINA own every factory shown on the website?
No. TILE IN CHINA is a sourcing and project-supply service. Factory and supplier relationships are described accurately and only when the information is verified and authorised.
What does approximately three decades of experience mean?
It refers to relevant experience among the people working with tile, brick building materials and international trade. It is not the incorporation age of the current brand or every associated entity.
Do you support both distributors and building projects?
Yes. The sourcing process is adapted to the buyer. Distributor work may emphasise range planning, private label and repeat orders; project work may emphasise drawings, samples, technical documents, batches and phased delivery.
Can you coordinate more than one product category?
Yes, where the products, schedules, packing and shipment plan are workable. Each material keeps its own specification, sample and quality requirements.
Start with your requirements
Send the product list, project information or reference material you already have. We will review the brief and discuss the next practical step.
You can also send your brief to aatile@leiyuan.cn.
