Quartz Slabs

Composite quartz slabs are full sheets of ground natural quartz bound with polyester resins and pigments. They are used to make kitchen and bathroom worktops, islands, wall cladding, stair treads or window sills for indoor use. This category contains 227 models from Belenco, Calisco, Cimstone, Stone Italiana and Technistone, most with a gloss finish.

The dimensions depend on the manufacturer, usually between 305 × 140 cm and 330 × 165 cm. The available thicknesses are 1.5, 2 and 3 cm, depending on the model; for some models, the same colour is sold in two thicknesses, each with its own price. Where this information is filled in, the slab page shows the availability: in stock, occasionally in stock or to order, sometimes with a minimum number of slabs.

Prices per square metre start from 95 €/m² + VAT, with a median price of 140 €/m² + VAT (October 2026), for the 220 models with a listed price. For manufacturers and fabricators, see the Quartz slab distribution page.

Frequently asked questions

What size are quartz slabs?

In the catalogue, usually between 305 × 140 cm and 330 × 165 cm, depending on the manufacturer. The exact dimensions are shown on the slab page, where they are filled in.

Which thicknesses are available?

Slabs of 1.5, 2 and 3 cm, depending on the model. Where this information is filled in, the slab page shows whether each thickness is in stock or available to order.

How much does a square metre of quartz slab cost?

From 95 €/m² to 470 €/m², excluding VAT, with a median price of 140 €/m². Details are in the price guide.

Can quartz slabs be used outdoors?

It is not recommended: direct and prolonged sunlight can discolour the resins. For outdoor use, choose ceramic slabs.