The slab
Specification, applications and limits
Jumbo sizes, three finishes and a tinted body, made for countertops, islands, vanities and walls.
| Material | 3D-printed quartz stone (engineered quartz) |
|---|---|
| Slab size | Custom: width 1400–2000 mm × length 2000–3500 mm |
| Largest slab | 2000 × 3500 mm |
| Thickness | 30 mm export standard; other thicknesses on request |
| Finishes | Polished, matte and leather, across Collection 2026 |
| Cut edge | The body is tinted to match the face; the surface detail is printed. |
| Designs | 22, each with a fixed 10-digit color code |
| Container loading | Loading plan supplied with the quotation |
| MOQ, lead time, terms | Quoted per inquiry |
Recommended
Kitchen countertops
Long runs cut from one jumbo slab.
Waterfall edges and islands
Mitre the edges so the veining turns the corner.
Bar counters and table tops
Large tops without a joint, within the slab size.
Vanity tops
Under-mount basin cut-outs show the tinted body at the edge.
Walls
Shower walls, feature walls and niches.
See these applications in the Applications section.
Fabrication
Notes for fabricators
- 01
Cut, grind and polish wet, with dust extraction and respiratory protection, as for any engineered stone.
- 02
Mitre edges at 45° and build them up from strips of the same slab so the veining turns the corner.
- 03
The 30 mm slab is what you cut. The thick edges shown in kitchen visuals are mitred build-ups, not the slab thickness.
- 04
Send your cut list, sink cut-outs and edge profiles with the inquiry so we can suggest slab sizes.
Request a quote
Three details get you a price.
Destination port, monthly volume and timing. We reply within one working day.
- 01Destination port Where the container goes, for example Jebel Ali or Port Klang.
- 02Monthly volume In square meters or number of slabs.
- 03Timing When you need the first container.