Spotlight Articles

History in the Making Part 2: Giving Back

Mazista Tiles - 2012-02-16

Last year in July, we blogged about an historical moment in the life and times of the old slate quarries in the North West Province, when the first 100 houses on the land donated by the owners and shareholders of Mazista, were officially handed over by the national and local government. We thought it would now beread more -

Nicolway Shopping Centre gets Cladding

Mazista Tiles - 2012-02-14

Mazista Tiles, through its corporate tiling division is busy with the Stone cladding installation at the prestigious “Nicolway” shopping centre on William Nicol Drive, in Bryanston.

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Saturday Star Article

Mazista Tiles - 2012-01-24

We note with disappointment the latest article published in the Saturday Star dealing with the poverty stricken areas, which they refer to as “Skierlik” and “Mazista”. We point out that the name Mazista Tiles and the village colloquially called “Mazista Village” have nothing to do with each other. There has been

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Mazista does Middelburg Mall

Michael Tully - 2011-11-08

Following on from our article posted on the 27th January concerning the amalgamation of Mazista Tiles and Durban Tiling Services, we have recently been involved in the following interesting project.

Mazista got appointed as the supplier and installer of Stone Cladding at the Middleburg

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Tile Installation Services

A.M.Clegg - 2011-01-27

Mazista Tiling Services announces an amalgamation with Durban Tiling Services to offer the country a commercial supply and fit service of unparalleled quality.

In order to avail yourself of this supply and fit service for commercial installations, or for more information or quotations, please contact group MD Michael Tully onread more -

Grouting those white tiles.

Steve Blair - 2010-11-29

There are many applications where we would recommend using bonding liquid instead of water in mixing up the grout . Lets deal with one now ; White marbles & limestones (eg travertines).These tiles should be sold with a light grout e.g. white or cream or ivory, and it is also recommended that the tiler

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Spotlight on Somerset West

Mazista - 2010-11-22

Mountains, Vineyards, Wine farms, Cellars, Historical buildings: all of this conjures up images of natural stone in all its forms, cool tiles, rustic paving, stunning cladding, and amidst it all, Mazista's iconic showroom in Melcksloot Village adjacent to Somerset west Mall.

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Cladding Features

Mazista - 2010-09-17

Stone Cladding

Among the many forms of cladding in the market, the one that is gaining massive prominence currently is of course natural stone cladding, with the Mazista group leading the way.

The most significant advantage to cladding any building is the low or no maintenance required compared to paining, whichread more -

Benefits of Natural Stone

Mazista - 2010-09-17

Timeless design that never goes out of style.
Increases the value of your property.
Natural stone can be matched years later, so you never run the risk of not being able to match your tiles.
Stone is receptive to passive solar heating, and will therefore hold and radiate heat long after the sun goes down.
Offer a great alternative

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Benefits of Natural-Look Porcelain Tiles

Mazista - 2010-09-17

Sourced from the most advanced factories in Europe.
These tiles offer the durability of the latest technology coupled with look of the natural stone products.
Can be used in combination with natural stone to achieve maximum effect.
Can be used with confidence in areas with water or grease such as the kitchen.
Resists scratches, scuffs and

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Natural Stone Sidewalks

Mazista - 2010-09-16

If youre thinking of doing something interesting with your sidewalk or entrance, its well worth considering natural stone .

All over South Africa, natural stone is making a comeback not just inside the house and on the roof, but also in gardens and on perimeter walls and sidewalks.

In a quest for peace in a world of bricks and concrete, people are using stone to create

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