Hadeda Tiles

Hadeda Tiles

Importers from Central and South America Established. 1991

Tel: 011 788 9859 or 011 788 5774
Email: hadeda@iafrica.com


Open Mon-Fri 08h30 - 16h00- Winter Hours (we will gladly meet after 4PM- please call to make an arrangement))
Sat 08h30 - 12h30
Closed: Sundays & Public Holidays
40 Bompas Road Dunkeld Johannesburg South Africa 2193

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CALL: 011 788 9859 / 011 788 5774
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Mexican Talavera Tiles

From 1656, when Spanish craftsmen from the town of Talavera de la Reina landed in Mexico, Mexican craftsmen started producing Talavera pottery and tiles, which have been used extensively in the central colonial cities of Mexico ever since. Today Talavera tiles are used to decorate private homes, office buildings, public plazas, hotels and restaurants, these tiles are a vital expression of Mexican culture, with a touch of Spanish, Moorish and Mediterranean influences.

Encaustic Cement Tiles

These distinctive tiles have been made the same way since the late 1700's. In 1850, Frenchman Felix Guilhon developed a Hydraulic Press that forever changed how the tiles were made. His technology, implemented in Vietnam when it was French Colony,quickly spread to Europe and America.

Trading Hours

Open Mon-Fri 08h30-16h00 (we will gladly meet after 4 pm- please call to make an arrangement)
Sat 08h30-12h00
Closed: Sundays & Public Holidays

Contact Us:

Shop: 011 788 5774 / 011 788 9859

Email: hadeda@iafrica.com

Visit Us:

40 Bompas Road
Dunkeld. Johannesburg
2196

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