A Sintered Stone slab changes the conversation
Ordering 600x1200mm tiles is a question of boxes. Ordering a slab is a question of sheets: how many fit the wall, who cuts them, and whether the veining runs on from one sheet to the next. That is why we keep Sintered Stone on its own page instead of filing it under marble look tiles. They are not the same product, even when the pattern is.
What is in this range
The slabs run from 800x2600mm up to 1600x3200mm, with 900x2700mm, 1000x3000mm, 1200x2400mm and 1200x2700mm in between. Finishes you will see on our product names: matt, glossy, fine sand and dry grain. Designs range from travertine and sandstone greys to white marble looks with dark veining. Roman Travertine, Hennessy Light Grey and Black Marquina are three that buyers ask for by name.
Some designs come in four random faces. Others are single-face with a continuous stripe. That is written into the model name on the product page, and it matters more than the colour when the job is a long wall or a hotel lobby. If you are not sure which applies, ask us before you approve the layout.
Where buyers use them
Floors, feature walls, bathroom walls, hotel lobbies and balcony walls. Several designs are also bought for furniture panels, dining tables, bathroom cabinets and reception desks. If the slab is going on a countertop, tell your fabricator the size and finish first, then ask us for the spec sheet for that model. We would rather send the sheet than have someone guess from a photo.
The one thing to settle first
Send the elevation or the room dimensions with the design you have in mind. We will tell you which faces that model comes in and whether the size you need is one we actually run. A vein that works at 1200x2700mm does not automatically exist at 1600x3200mm.
How we start
Request free samples, freight collect or prepaid. Send the model name, the sheet size you need and your port, and we will come back with an FOB quote and a sample arrangement within 24 hours. Slabs and tiles can share a container, and our team handles the CO and CM paperwork.
