Concept:
Vitrified tiles are highly dense ceramic tiles. They are fired at high temperature so that the body becomes vitrified and develops very low porosity.
Step 1: Water absorption depends on the porosity of the ceramic body.
Step 2: If a tile has more open pores, it absorbs more water.
Step 3: Vitrified tiles have very low open porosity because a glassy phase forms during firing and fills the pores.
Step 4: Due to vitrification, the water absorption of vitrified tiles is very low.
Step 5: The standard value for vitrified tiles is generally:
\[
\text{Water absorption}<0.5\%
\]
Therefore, the correct answer is:
\[
\boxed{\text{Less than }0.5\%}
\]