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Porcelain megaslabs up to 3200 x 1600 mm in marble, onyx, terrazzo and stone looks, for kitchen benchtops, splashbacks, shower walls, feature walls and floors with almost no joints.
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Porcelain megaslabs up to 3200 x 1600 mm in marble, onyx, terrazzo and stone looks, for kitchen benchtops, splashbacks, shower walls, feature walls and floors with almost no joints.
FAQs
Can a porcelain slab be used as a kitchen benchtop?
Yes. Porcelain slabs resist heat, stains and scratches, which makes them a practical benchtop surface. A 12 mm slab is the usual choice, cut and edged by a stone fabricator who works with porcelain.
What is the difference between a 6 mm and a 12 mm slab?
A 6 mm slab is thin and light, made for walls, splashbacks and covering existing surfaces. A 12 mm slab is stronger and is used for benchtops, vanity tops and floors that take more load.
What does full body porcelain mean?
In a full body slab, the colour and pattern run through the thickness of the material rather than sitting only on the surface. That makes cut edges and chips much less noticeable, which matters on a benchtop.
Can I use a slab on a shower wall?
Yes. A slab on a shower wall means almost no grout lines, so there is very little to clean or go mouldy. The wall must be waterproofed and flat, and the slab fixed by an installer experienced with large porcelain.
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