Sintered Stone Compact Surfaces

9 mm
A 9 mm slab offers a great balance: it's thick enough to be strong and handle normal wear, but thin enough to be relatively light and cost-effective.

12 mm
This slightly thicker option is also very common, particularly for countertops, table tops, and other structural uses where a bit more rigidity and edge strength are desired. A 12 mm sintered stone slab can reliably be used similar to a 3/4" (20 mm) natural stone countertop in terms of strength, due to its density.

6 mm
6 mm is thick enough to be handled a bit more safely than ultra-thin 3 mm, but still much lighter than 9 or 12 mm. It's a nice intermediate for cladding over existing surfaces or making cabinet door panels with a stone surface.

3 mm / 4 mm
They are mainly used for lamination onto other surfaces (like aluminum honeycomb panels for facades, or sticking onto furniture). On their own, 3 mm sheets are fragile and floppy – usually they'll be combined with a substrate for strength.

15–20 mm
These thicker slabs are less common, but they allow directly substituting a sintered stone slab wherever a thick granite slab might have been used, without needing to laminate edges.

In order to better meet the diverse needs of different industries and customers, we can customize sintered stone compact surfaces professional solutions according to your specific application scenarios and special requirements. If you need further information or support, please feel free to contact us.