Sintered Stone Slab
Sintered stone slabs in the standard formats and three thicknesses, for worktops, islands, wall panels, cabinet doors and flooring.
Standard and large formats
1200 × 2400 mm and 1200 × 2700 mm as standard, up to 1600 × 3200 mm for larger panels.
Three thicknesses
6 mm for cladding and cabinet doors, 12 mm for worktops, 20 mm for project work and waterfall edges.
Matching surfaces
The same slab can be cut for a worktop, a wall panel and a floor, so the pattern carries through a room.
- Material
- Sintered stone
- Standard sizes
- 1200 × 2400 mm, 1200 × 2700 mm
- Large formats
- 1600 × 3200 mm, 3200 × 1600 mm
- Thicknesses
- 6 mm for cladding and cabinet doors; 12 mm for worktops; 20 mm for project work and waterfall edges
- Surface
- Polished or matte; marble and stone patterns, and solid colours
- Patterns
- Calacatta, Statuario, Verde, Travertine and solid colour ranges
- Applications
- Worktops, islands, wall panels, cabinet doors, flooring
- MOQ
- 50–300 m²
Sintered stone is made by pressing and firing natural minerals, which gives a dense, non-porous slab. It does not need sealing, it resists heat and scratches, and it can be used indoors and out.
Slabs come in a set of standard formats and three thicknesses. The 6 mm slab is used for cladding and cabinet doors, where its light weight matters; the 12 mm slab is the worktop standard; the 20 mm slab is used for project work and for waterfall edges.
Buying the slab rather than only the finished piece means one batch can be cut for several parts of a room, such as a worktop, a wall panel or a cabinet front, so the pattern runs through the space. If you are specifying more than one stone surface, send us the full list and we will plan the cuts together.