Metz are instilling confidence in supply
Metz is dedicated to working with our customers to provide the most efficient and timely supply solutions, even in difficult times like the present. We recently invested in a state-of-the-art distribution centre located in Huntingwood, Sydney. This new facility is twice the size of our previous premises in Seven Hills. Our commitment to supplying only […]
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Club Jubilee One Project – Baldasso Cortese Customer Testimonial
We got together with Clara Sedky from Baldasso Cortese to look back on the Club Jubilee One project, where Metz was tasked with supplying the tiles and offering specialist advice to the architect during the specification process. Club Jubilee One, Wyndham Vale for Lotus Living is Australia’s first exclusive residents-only aquatic leisure and gym […]
Read moreArchitectural Sales Representatives – NSW and QLD
Metz is a proudly Australian owned family business that has been in operation since 1953. We are a manufacturer, supplier and installer of specialist building materials and quality European tiles. Our head office is in Sydney, with our Quality Accredited manufacturing plant based in Melbourne. We also have Design Galleries and offices in Sydney, Melbourne, […]
Read moreAbout our new logo
THE NEW LOOK METZ Various incarnations of our original black and yellow logo have been in use over the decades. After 68 years of trading, […]
Read moreSuez Canal Issue – 6 April, 2021
Unlike the vast majority of tile importers in Australia Metz only import ceramic tiles from Europe – predominantly from Italy and Germany. All our supplier factories are continuing production as normal, with now well established Covid protocols in place. The blockage of the Suez Canal has now been cleared and so the direct delay caused […]
Read moreSuez Canal Issue – March 2021
Metz only import ceramic tiles from Europe – predominantly from Italy and Germany. All our supplier factories are continuing production as normal, with Covid protocols in place. Shipping from Europe has been delayed by the blockage of the Suez Canal. The extent of delays will not become clear until the vessel is freed – but […]
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