Specto Nobel Wall Tiles

We’ve been here on Old Ghuntu Road for a while now, just off the 8-a National Highway. Specto Nobel Wall Tiles is mostly just us working with ceramics every day. It gets dusty in the yard, but that’s how it is when you’re moving wall tiles around all morning. People stop by when they’re fixing up a kitchen or a bathroom and need something that looks okay and holds up. We aren't doing anything fancy here, just keeping the stacks organized and helping folks load their trucks when they pull in. Sometimes the highway traffic is loud, but you get used to it after a few years. My cousin helps out with the inventory, and we try to keep things simple. If someone needs a specific color for their wall, we look through the crates until we find it. It isn't a big showroom with lights and music, just a practical place where the tiles are kept. We spend a lot of time checking the edges and making sure nothing is cracked before it goes out. Most of our neighbors around the Ghuntu area know where we are. It’s a lot of physical work, lifting boxes and talking to contractors who are usually in a hurry. We just try to get the orders right so people can get back to their building projects. It’s a quiet way to make a living, mostly just focusing on the clay and the kiln results we get in.