Material Characteristics

• Composition: Refined clay, sand, and natural minerals, compacted and fired at high temperatures (over 1200°C), making them vitrified, dense, and impermeable.
• Dimensions & Thickness: Commonly found in sizes up to 1600x3200mm, with thicknesses usually ranging from 6mm to 20mm. Thinner 6mm panels are typically used for walls, while 12mm-20mm are better for high-impact horizontal surfaces like kitchen worktops.
• Design & Aesthetic: Available in various finishes, including polished, matte, and textured, designed to simulate materials like marble, concrete, and metal with high-resolution realistic patterns. 

Key Advantages

• Seamless Look: Fewer grout lines create an uninterrupted, modern, and expansive aesthetic.
• High Durability & Strength: Scratch-resistant, abrasion-resistant, and capable of withstanding heavy loads, suitable for high-traffic areas.
• Hygienic & Low-Maintenance: Non-porous surface means they are resistant to stains, bacteria, and mold, and do not require sealing.
• Weatherproof: Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use due to resistance to frost, temperature changes, and UV rays, preventing fading or damage.
• Versatility: Ideal for kitchen worktops, bathroom vanities, feature walls, flooring, and exterior facades. 

Common Applications

• Kitchen & Bathroom: worktops, splashbacks, and vanity tops due to heat and moisture resistance.
• Feature Walls & Cladding: Large, uninterrupted surfaces for living areas and bathrooms.
• Flooring: Both indoor and outdoor, offering high-traffic resistance.
• Furniture: Custom-made furniture tops.