Benchtop · Full-wall shower · Bookmatched feature
Porcelain slabs.
One slab. One surface. The look of a single piece of marble, without a horizontal joint in your shower, and without sealing your benchtop every two years. Italian and Spanish manufacture, formats up to 1620×3240mm.
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Sahara Carrara
1620 × 3240 × 12mm · polished
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Marquina Opale
1630 × 3240 × 12mm · polished
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Scoglio Marmo
1620 × 3240 × 12mm · satin
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Emperador Riviera
1200 × 2600 × 6mm · lapped
In a roomStatuario Classico
3200 × 1600mm · matte
In a roomStatuario Atelier
3200 × 1600mm · matte
In a roomStatuario Modena
3200 × 1600mm · honed
In a roomStatuario Nuvola
3200 × 1600mm · matte
In a roomStatuario Sereno
3200 × 1600mm · matte
In a roomCarrara Corte
3200 × 1600mm · polished
Amani Marble Dark Grey
1200 × 2800mm · polished
Amani Marble Light Grey
1200 × 2800mm · polished
Medicea Marble White
1200 × 2800mm · honed
Medicea Marble White
1200 × 2800mm · polished
Rain Marble White A
1200 × 2800mm · polished
Rain Marble White B
1200 × 2800mm · polished
Statuario Continuo White A
1200 × 2800mm · polished
Statuario Continuo White B
1200 × 2800mm · polished
Statuario Continuo White C
1200 × 2800mm · polished
Statuario Continuo White D
1200 × 2800mm · polished
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Roccia Marmo
1200 × 2400 × 6mm · matte
In a roomStatuario Aria
3200 × 1600mm · matte
In a roomStatuario Couture
3200 × 1600mm · matte
In a roomStatuario Soave
3200 × 1600mm · honed
About porcelain slabs
Where slabs win. Benchtops without seams, shower walls without horizontal joints at chest height, full-height feature walls behind a TV or bedhead, vanity tops, and statement fireplace surrounds. Anywhere the joint between conventional tiles becomes the visual problem.
vs natural marble slabs.Porcelain matches the visual of marble, travertine and onyx at a fraction of the price, and importantly, doesn't etch from acidic spills, doesn't stain from oil, and never needs sealing. The trade-off: it's a manufactured product, not a geological one. The veining is exquisite but printed.
Common formats. 1620×3240mm and 1500×3000mm are the volume sweet spots, large enough to span most benchtops in one piece, small enough that two-person handling is possible. 1200×2400 is also common.
Buying & install notes
Specialist install required. Slabs cannot be installed by a standard tiler, since they need slab fabricators with the right cutting equipment, suction lifting frames, and experience. We can connect you with installers in every Australian capital.
Pricing. Quoted per slab and per m². A 1620×3240 slab covers ~5.2m². Premium Italian ranges run from $1,200 to $3,500 per slab depending on design.
Lead times. Most slabs are stocked but the more exotic ranges are shipped from Italy on order, 8 to 12 weeks from order to delivery.
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Porcelain slab questions
Can porcelain slabs be used as a kitchen benchtop?
Yes. Porcelain is one of the most durable benchtop materials available. Stain-proof, etch-proof, scratch-resistant, heat-resistant. Doesn't need sealing like marble or quartz. Cut and finished by specialist slab fabricators with diamond-edged tooling.
How big is a porcelain slab?
Standard formats are 1620×3240mm (largest, ~5.2m² per slab), 1500×3000mm, 1250×3050mm and 1200×2400mm. Larger slabs cost more but cover more area without joints, the whole point of using slabs over standard tiles.
Can a regular tiler install porcelain slabs?
No. Slab installation is a specialist trade. The slabs need diamond cutting equipment, suction lifting frames, and a fabricator who's done the format before. We connect customers with slab installers in every Australian capital.
How much does a porcelain slab cost?
Premium Italian and Spanish slabs run from $1,200 to $3,500 per slab depending on design, format and finish. Per square metre that's roughly $230 to $675/m². Add specialist install (typically $250 to $400/m² for benchtops). Cheaper than equivalent natural marble; pricier than standard porcelain.
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