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Kajaria Tiles

Kajaria Tiles

Showroom listings rate the brand well; the national review and complaint pages are dominated by shade variation, transit damage and after-sales blame-shifting.

MouthShut, ConsumerComplaints.in, Justdial showroom listings, X replies · Read live by DeployOne Sense on 5 Sep 2026 · review sites, complaint registries, local listings, brand-owned channels

What people actually said

Verbatim, with the source next to it

Each quote is copied word for word from the page linked beside it, with the handle and the date it was posted.

Shade and lot mismatch inside the same order

Negative

We purchased 5 box of tiles… 3 boxes are same as we chooses but other 2 boxes are different.

kumarkamleshgupta · 11 May 2022

Flatness — bending and lippage after laying

Negative

There's a bend in every corner of the tile.

Riti_99 · 7 Apr 2022

Transit damage, and nobody owns it

Negative

Out of 49 box 15 box damaged… Neither the company nor the dealer taking responsibility.

Madhurasp · 7 Dec 2022

Delivery delay after full advance payment

Negative

Dealer is blaming Kajaria for the delay… They take 100% payment in advance.

Jai Kishan1988 · 22 Mar 2024

After-sales response — blame moved to the mason

Negative

The tiles delivered to my site had severe edge chipping… the Kajaria Kannur sales head jumped to blame the workmanship without even inspecting the site.

deevasan, MouthShut verified member · 5 Dec 2025

Print repeat and pattern defects raised publicly to the brand handle

Watch

We purchased the tile of Kajaria but the repeat pattern is incorrect. They spoil the complete look.

reply to @KajariaCeramic · read 5 Sep 2026

Marketing outpacing service, in the reviewer's words

Negative

Overall, Kajaria seems more focused on marketing than actual quality or customer support.

MouthShut reviewer · read 5 Sep 2026

DeployOne Sense · competitive read

What is said about the competitors — and said in comparison

Same method as the rest of this report: public pages read live, scores weighted by the number of ratings behind them, quotes verbatim.

The tile category's public record is uniformly harsh, and it is harsh about the same four things for every brand: shade and lot variation inside one order, tiles that are not flat, transit damage nobody owns, and a service visit that arrives late or blames the mason. Kajaria is not an outlier on any of them. Where brands separate is not the product complaint — it is who answers first, and whether the showroom experience is good enough to carry the brand's rating on its own.

Side by side, on the public record

Kajaria Tiles (this report)

Showroom listings rate the brand well; the national review and complaint pages are dominated by shade variation, transit damage and after-sales blame-shifting.

66534 ratings

H&R Johnson (Prism Johnson)

9 complaint threads, titled almost identically to Kajaria's: 'defective floor tiles', 'irregular size of tiles', 'Different shades was sent', 'Quality & Non-Responsive Customer Support'

6943 ratings

Somany Ceramics

MouthShut score 1.50/5 across 127 votes; only 23% of voters would recommend

30127 ratings

Orientbell

No comparable national complaint concentration surfaced on the pages read

96171 ratings

Index is the weighted average of every public rating found for that brand, normalised to 100. Page types differ between brands, so read the direction, not the decimal.

What is being said about each competitor

H&R Johnson (Prism Johnson)

69 · 43 ratings

9 complaint threads, titled almost identically to Kajaria's: 'defective floor tiles', 'irregular size of tiles', 'Different shades was sent', 'Quality & Non-Responsive Customer Support'

Where they are strong — Endura functional range (anti-skid, anti-static, high-load) reads as the safe specification choice in comparison guides

Where the record hurts — Same defect complaints as Kajaria, plus an unanswered-support theme in the complaint titles themselves

“Quality & Non- Responsive Customer Support”Complaint thread title, ConsumerComplaints.in

Somany Ceramics

30 · 127 ratings

MouthShut score 1.50/5 across 127 votes; only 23% of voters would recommend

Where they are strong — Bathware plus tiles under one name; positioned in comparison writing as the versatile, value option

Where the record hurts — The worst surface-durability record of the three: shine loss and scratching inside months, grade mixing inside a single order, replacement claims rejected

“In three months you can notice the shine is gone, scratches have started coming and the passage area has become complete dull… tiles which are supposed to last 6–7 years have not lasted even 3 months.”MouthShut reviewer

Orientbell

96 · 171 ratings

No comparable national complaint concentration surfaced on the pages read

Where they are strong — The highest single showroom rating found anywhere in the category, on the largest showroom base — the boutique format is doing real reputational work

Where the record hurts — Thin national review presence, so the good number rests on one flagship listing

What is said when the brands are compared directly

How buyers are told to choose

Kajaria is positioned as the design-forward, largest-scale choice; Johnson as functional excellence and time-tested reliability for industrial and high-load work.

MyTyles · 'Kajaria Tiles vs Johnson Tiles'

Price framing

Entry ceramic ₹25–₹60/sq ft for Kajaria against ₹28–₹55 for Johnson; mid-range designer ₹70–₹150 against ₹60–₹120. The guide concludes Johnson 'often delivers better value in the mid-range, and Kajaria justifies its pricing through trend-driven designs'.

MyTyles · 'Kajaria Tiles vs Johnson Tiles'

Against Somany

Kajaria is written up as innovation-led on polished and glazed vitrified surfaces; Somany as high-definition tiles plus bathware, 'a cohesive aesthetic experience'. Neither guide separates them on after-sales.

Tileswale · 'Kajaria vs Somany'

What no comparison guide answers

Every guide compares design, price band and product range. None compares response time, shade assurance or who owns transit damage — which is exactly what the complaint pages are about.

DeployOne read across both guides

Where the gap is winnable

  • Kajaria's showroom listings (3.9–4.1) already beat Johnson's (4.1 on 34 ratings) on base size, and Somany is not in the same conversation — the showroom is the asset to amplify, not defend.
  • Orientbell's 4.8 on 171 ratings shows what a boutique-format experience can be worth publicly; Kajaria has far more display centres and a lower average, so the upside is operational, not structural.
  • Nobody in this category answers fast. First brand to publish a response clock on shade and damage cases owns the one axis every complaint page is actually about.
  • Somany's shine-loss and grade-mixing thread is the sharpest competitive wedge available — lot-level shade and surface assurance evidence, published, converts their weakness into Kajaria's proof.

What the market is asking for

  • Lot-level shade assurance before dispatch, not after the wall is laid
  • One accountable owner for transit damage between company and dealer
  • Order and dispatch status the customer can see without chasing the dealer
  • Site inspection before workmanship is blamed

What DeployOne would do about it

  • Route every complaint page, listing and social reply into one Sense inbox with a named owner and a clock
  • Voice agent (DeployOneConnect) that calls back within the hour on damage and shade cases and books the site visit
  • Publish order and dispatch status to customer and dealer from SAP so the delay question answers itself
  • Feed shade and flatness complaints back to the plant as a quality signal by lot and line
See the ten applications for Kajaria Tiles

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