Large Format Porcelain Tiles and Slabs

A slab tile generally refers to a large-format porcelain surface produced in substantially larger dimensions than standard tile formats. In this category, documented formats include 60 x 120 inches, as well as other large dimensions. Slab-style products can create broad visual surfaces with fewer joints, but project teams should verify product thickness, handling, substrate preparation, and installation requirements.

Pricing for the documented porcelain tile offering is available on request. Cost can vary with the selected collection, dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity, and project application. SpecCeramics can support product selection and quote requests. Contact the team with project details to request current pricing and confirm packaging information for the products under consideration.

Documented applications include exterior flooring areas requiring anti-slip characteristics. Selection should consider the product's finish, slip requirements, thickness, installation conditions, and expected traffic. The porcelain tile range includes products classified under recognised ceramic-tile standards, but the specific series should be reviewed to confirm suitability for the intended exterior environment.

Porcelain tile is documented as durable and designed for long-term value, with resistance to water, fading, fire, germs, and bacteria. Technical data for one documented series includes bending and breaking-strength values that vary by thickness. Confirm the performance data for the exact product, format, and intended residential or commercial application before specification.

The documented porcelain tile range is described as easy to maintain and impervious to water. It is available in multiple finishes and supports residential, light commercial, and intensive commercial environments. Cleaning procedures can vary by finish and installation, so project teams should consult the relevant product guidance and confirm maintenance expectations before purchase.

Documented standards and classifications include BIa under ISO 13006 Annex G and UNI EN 14411 Annex G, plus ANSI A137.1 Class P1 for a documented series. PTCA-certified products meet the requirement of 0.5% or less water absorption. Additional documented sustainability information includes ANSI A138.1, Green Squared, GREENGUARD Gold, and EPDs.