Ceramic Slabs

Ceramic slabs (sintered or porcelain ceramic) are large-format sheets of natural minerals pressed and fired at over 1,200 °C, without resins. They withstand heat, scratches and UV rays and do not absorb liquids, so they are used for worktops, wall cladding and flooring, indoors and outdoors.

This category contains 243 models from EKXTRA, Fondovalle and Nuovocorso. The slabs generally measure between 320 × 160 cm and 324 × 163 cm, and the thickness stated in the catalogue is 1.2 cm. The patterns imitate marble, stone, onyx, concrete, travertine or wood, in gloss or matt finishes. Where this information is filled in, the slab pages show the dimensions and availability: in stock or to order.

A price is listed for 31 models, from 105,60 €/m² + VAT (median 130 €/m² + VAT, October 2026); for the others, ask for a quote. More about the material is on the About ceramic page.

Frequently asked questions

What size are ceramic slabs?

In the catalogue, between 320 × 160 cm and 324 × 163 cm, 1.2 cm thick. The large format allows surfaces with few joints.

Can ceramic slabs be used outdoors?

Yes. Ceramic is UV-stable and withstands temperature variations, so it suits summer kitchens, terraces and outdoor cladding.

How much does a ceramic slab cost?

For the models with a listed price, from 105,60 €/m² to 140 €/m², excluding VAT. For models without a listed price, ask for a quote.