This research project has developed and produced natural fiber-reinforced cement tiles by incorporating natural fibers from para rubber leaves and torpedo grass and mixing them with cement and then compressed into a mold with dimensions of cube was 5 cm x 5 cm x 5 cm. The ratio of fiber and cement were 1:9 2:8 and 3:7 respectively. This study used both types of natural fibers including para rubber leaves and torpedo grass. This research found that torpedo grass mixed with cement in a ratio of 1:9 provided high quality of reinforced cement. The density of this sample was found 2.07 g/cm3. Moreover the dry shrinkage value and water absorption were 0.02% 0.10% respectively. The compressive strength was 64.25 kN or 0.23 MPa. In comparison with the standards of non-load bearing concrete blocks according to TIS 58-2530 the result shown that some experimental data are lower than criteria standard. Furthermore the adhesives (i.e. silica) are very important for the quality of natural fiber-reinforced cement