Through VTiex, our Vietnam-based import/export company, we supply tile materials and vinyl flooring from Vietnam to Salutem Group for use in Czech residential projects including Domino Most and Ústí Towers.
This is a practical part of the VPV Group model: connecting verified products and suppliers in Vietnam with real construction and redevelopment needs in Europe. In this case, the work is not about a concept on paper. It is about materials that have to arrive, fit the project requirements, and perform inside completed apartments.
Why Materials Matter In Residential Redevelopment
Large residential renovation projects depend on repeatable material quality. Tiles, wall and floor coverings, and SPC vinyl flooring are visible in the finished interior, but they are also part of schedule control, purchasing, logistics, and long-term maintenance.
That matters especially when a project involves many units. A developer needs materials that can be sourced consistently, delivered reliably, and used across apartments without creating unnecessary differences between one unit and the next.
VTiex supports this part of the process from Vietnam. The company works with ceramic and porcelain tiles and SPC vinyl flooring, giving us a direct channel between Vietnamese production and European construction demand.
Salutem Projects In Practice
Salutem Real, part of Salutem Group, lists Domino Most and Ústí Towers among its residential projects. Both show why material supply is an operational issue, not only a purchasing decision.
Domino Most is described by Salutem Real as a residential project in Most with 268 apartment units and 13 above-ground floors. The project is undergoing a complete reconstruction, including work from exterior areas to apartment cores.
Salutem Real describes Ústí Towers as a residential project in Ústí nad Labem, close to the Czech Central Mountains, with modern residential buildings and fully equipped small-format apartments for long-term rental. The project page also states that reconstruction work is continuing in the second tower.
Projects of this type need suppliers who understand scale, timing, and product consistency. That is where VTiex’s role becomes concrete: supplying Vietnamese tile materials and vinyl flooring for use in redevelopment work, rather than simply trading commodities at a distance.
What We Bring Through VTiex
VTiex gives VPV Group a practical bridge between Vietnam and the Czech construction market. The work combines product sourcing, supplier communication, import/export coordination, and the ability to support materials that fit real project needs.
For Salutem Group, this cooperation adds another supply route for renovation materials used in residential projects. For us, it is a clear example of how our Vietnam presence can support European construction work with tangible products, not only with market knowledge.
The value is in execution: choosing suitable materials, coordinating supply from Vietnam, and connecting that supply with projects where reliability matters over many apartments. Through VTiex, we can make the Europe-Vietnam link visible in a very practical form: floors, surfaces, and finished interiors.