It goes by several names depending on who's talking about it: porcelain slabs, porcelain panels, large format porcelain (LFP), gauged porcelain, thin tile, and sometimes sintered stone. The formal industry term is gauged porcelain tile panels (GPTP). Dekton, Neolith and Laminam are brand names for products in this category, not the category itself.
Anywhere you'd use tile or stone: countertops, vanities, wall cladding, shower and wet-area surrounds, fireplace surrounds, flooring, and outdoor kitchens and patios.
The substrate needs to be prepped and ready — walls or cabinets in place, framing finished, plumbing roughed in. We take the digital measure once that prep work is done.
No, we don't do plumbing or electrical ourselves. We have trusted partners we work with and will coordinate them as part of your project.
We don't fabricate stone ourselves. For granite, quartz or quartzite, we'll refer you to Surface Providers, our fabrication partner in Alpharetta.
Panels are cut to your exact layout by Surface Providers, our fabrication partner in Alpharetta, on their robotic waterjet.
Yes. It's UV stable, so color doesn't fade in direct sun, and it handles rain and freeze-thaw cycles without issue.
No. Unlike natural stone, it never needs to be sealed.
It's denser and far larger in format — a single panel can cover a wall or counter that would otherwise take dozens of tiles and grout lines.