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  • Standard production: 6 / 9 / 12 / 15 mm; six finish families from polished and satin to honed, leather and relief textures.
  • Premium full-body vein: 1200 × 2700 and 1600 × 3200 mm in 12 mm; custom 20 mm production is available.
  • Factory documents: fabrication limits, technical data, face/bookmatch control, QC tolerances, certificates, and test reports.
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38Marble-look designs
6Surface finish families
5Production formats listed
6–20 mmProduction thickness range

FUNTEK MARBLE-LOOK LINEUP

Choose a Marble Look by Background Colour, Vein Scale and Match Type

The four groups below organise the 38 current designs by the visual decision a buyer must make first. Select a family to compare its intended effect, suitable applications and the approval evidence required before quotation.

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SERIES 01 / WARM STATEMENT

Calacatta & Gold-Vein Marble Look

Visual direction
White base with warm gold or higher-contrast movement
Best fit
Kitchen islands, reception counters, hospitality features, focal walls
First approval
Full-slab scale, vein crossing, finished-part layout, and joint positions
Example design
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See the example product

FINISH SELECTION

Specify the Surface Separately from the Marble Pattern

The same visual direction can read differently under polished, low-sheen or tactile surfaces. Confirm the finish on the selected model and approve a physical sample under the project lighting. Finish availability varies by product; the six families are not automatically available on every design.
Polished marble-look sintered stone surface showing crisp reflected light01

Polished

Highest reflection and colour depth. Use when vein contrast is intentional; check glare, edge polish and water-mark visibility.

Matte marble-look sintered stone surface showing diffuse low-glare texture02

Matte

Lower glare and a quieter appearance. Useful for large walls and work surfaces; approve tone and cleaning under real lighting.

Silk satin marble-look sintered stone surface showing a soft controlled sheen03

Silk / Satin

Soft sheen between polished and matte. Suits hospitality and furniture; approve hand feel, sheen level and finished edge together.

Honed marble-look sintered stone surface showing a subdued stone-like low sheen04

Honed

Subdued, stone-like low sheen. Good for calm interiors; confirm stain response, maintenance method and batch consistency.

Leather textured marble-look sintered stone surface showing fine tactile microtexture05

Leather / Textured

Tactile microtexture for feature walls and furniture. Check cleanability, contact areas, joints and edge treatment before use.

Structured relief marble-look sintered stone surface showing pronounced linear topography06

Structured / Relief

Pronounced topography for decorative panels. Do not assume it suits tight seams or worktops; approve shadows, joints and fixing.

COMPLETE PRODUCT FAMILY

Compare All 38 Marble-Look Slab Designs

Filter the current collection by the information recorded in Shopify. Final availability, finish, format, thickness, face plan, batch, and quantity are confirmed in the project quotation.

Loading slabs…

No current product matches every selected filter.

Reset one filter or send the required reference, application, size, thickness, quantity, and destination for a factory shortlist.

PROJECT SELECTION MATRIX

Start with the Application, Then Confirm Thickness, Support and Face Plan

Choose the application first. The cards below give a practical starting specification; the final drawing, support system and site conditions still control fabrication and installation.

KITCHEN

Countertops & Islands

Start with 12 or 15 mm

Use R10 internal corners, keep openings ≥70 mm from an edge (100 mm preferred), and independently support undermount sinks.

Value: fewer cutout cracks and site remakes → WET AREA

Bathroom Walls

Start with 6 or 9 mm on continuous backing

Coordinate waterproofing, adhesive coverage, 2–3 mm joints and 3–5 mm perimeter relief before panel cutting.

Value: fewer hollow spots, lippage and water-entry disputes → ARCHITECTURAL

Feature Walls

Use numbered faces and 3–5% project spares

Approve actual faces, crop, joints, top arrows and installation sequence on one signed elevation.

Value: prevents face inversion and crane-time delays → FURNITURE

Tables & Custom Parts

Start with 12 or 15 mm plus a support frame

Approve the finished-part crop, edge build-up, top direction and underside before cutting.

Plan the tabletop build →
Need exact fabrication limits? Use the Fabrication & Installation Manual for radii, clearances, overhang, support, joints and sink requirements.

BEFORE YOU APPROVE A QUOTATION

Compare Quotations on Five Project-Critical Items

A colour name and a low figure are not enough. Compare the approval evidence, processing scope, batch control and logistics before treating two offers as equivalent.

Audit pointImage-only quotationProject-ready Funtek quotation
1. Product identityColour name or small sample onlyProduct, finish, format, thickness, quantity and order reference
2. Appearance & faceRendering assumed to represent every slabPhysical sample plus full-slab or numbered-face approval; actual A/B sequence where required
3. Drawing & processingFull slabs and processed parts not separatedCut-to-size, edge, hole, tolerance, support, label and drawing revision stated
4. Batch, QC & sparesNo approval record or replacement logicBatch/shade reference, inspection point, quantity and spare allowance tied to the order
5. Packing & documentsGeneric “export packing” and certificate logosRack/crate, dimensions, weight, labels, loading route and applicable report scope confirmed

Export Packing Examples for Freight Planning

Use the factory packing references below to estimate pallet count, area per frame and container utilisation before the final quotation. The final packing list is matched to the exact product body, finish, thickness, protection level, rack type and destination weight limit.

Slab formatReference packSlabs / frameApprox. load / frameArea / frame20GP / 40HQ
900 × 1800 × 9 mmNo. 1 U-frame903.0 t145.80 m²6 / 9 frames
900 × 2600 × 9 mmNo. 8 U-frame602.7 t140.40 m²6 / 9 frames
1200 × 2400 × 9 mmNo. 6 A-frame482.7 t138.24 m²6 / 10 frames
1200 × 2700 × 12 mmNo. 6 / 7 / 10 A-frame36–403.1–3.4 t116.64–129.60 m²4–6 / 8–9 frames
1200 × 2800 × 6 mmNo. 6 A-frame683.2 t228.48 m²6 / 8 frames
1600 × 3200 × 12 mmNo. 11 A-frame263.6 t133.12 m²3 / 7 frames
What the buyer should approve: bare slab, half-carton or full-carton protection; A-frame, U-frame or wood crate; labels and batch references; bands and container airbags; pallet dimensions and gross weight; loading photos and the final packing list. This prevents a low freight estimate from becoming breakage, overweight or unloading risk.

OWNED FACTORY — BUYER OUTCOMES

What Funtek’s Own Factory Changes for Your Project

The value of an owned factory is not the building itself. It is the ability to connect the approved slab, batch, face, drawing, inspection and export pack to one order record—so problems are found before the material travels to your jobsite.

Funtek final full-slab appearance review in the factory
04 Final full-slab review
Funtek technician matching an approved sample to the production slab
01 Sample confirmation
Funtek surface and production-batch inspection
02 Surface & batch
Funtek technician checking sintered stone slab dimensions
03 Dimensional check
Funtek team supervising export-crate container loading
05 Loading supervision

Funtek can produce standard 6 / 9 / 12 / 15 mm slabs, custom 20 mm, and premium full-body-vein 12 mm formats. The project route is selected from the finished application—not from a colour name alone.

01

One approval record

Sample, full slab, face ID, batch and packing label stay connected, reducing shade and replacement disputes.

02

Drawing review before cutting

Cutout radius, edge clearance, seam and support risks can be corrected before material and machining are committed.

03

Pre-shipment inspection

Size, thickness, flatness, finish, defects, labels and quantity are checked before ocean freight makes correction expensive.

04

Pack for the actual journey

Rack/crate, weight, loading order and unloading inputs reduce transit breakage, site confusion and surprise handling costs.

Buyer outcome: fewer approval loops, fewer ambiguous handoffs and a clearer party responsible at every checkpoint.

KEY PROJECT EVIDENCE

Certificates, Test Reports & Compliance Documents

Review all ten available files covering low-emission and food-contact certificates, conformity and fire performance, sample-specific ASTM test reports, and factory management systems. The applicable document set is confirmed against the selected product, thickness, finish, market and project requirement.

Funtek GREENGUARD Gold UL 2818 certificate
PRODUCT CERTIFICATE

GREENGUARD Gold

UL 2818 low chemical-emissions certificate image; period shown: Apr 2024–Apr 2025.

 Funtek NSF ANSI 51 certificate
PRODUCT CERTIFICATE

NSF/ANSI 51

Food-contact surface certificate image; expiry shown: 23 May 2027.

 Funtek CE EN 14411 conformity verification
CONFORMITY DOCUMENT

CE / EN 14411

Verification image referencing EN 14411 Group BIa and indoor/outdoor covering use.

 Funtek ASTM E84 Class A fire test report
TEST REPORT

ASTM E84 Class A

Test image records FSI 20 and SDI 35 for the stated sample and conditions.

 Funtek SGS ASTM C1026 frost resistance report
SGS TEST REPORT

ASTM C1026

Frost-resistance test image for the sample and cycle conditions stated in the report.

 Funtek SGS ASTM C373 water absorption report
SGS TEST REPORT

ASTM C373

Water-absorption result shown as 0.09% for the tested sample.

 Funtek SGS ASTM C648 breaking strength report
SGS TEST REPORT

ASTM C648

Average breaking strength shown as 4280 N for the stated 12 mm sample.

 Funtek ISO 9001 quality management certificate
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

ISO 9001:2015

Quality-management certificate image; validity date shown: 23 Apr 2026.

 Funtek ISO 14001 environmental management certificate
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

ISO 14001:2015

Environmental-management certificate image; validity date shown: 19 May 2027.

 Funtek ISO 45001 occupational health and safety certificate
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

ISO 45001:2018

Occupational health and safety certificate image; validity date shown: 27 May 2028.
View the complete document library

For tender, customs, regulatory, or formal project submission, request the complete file and verify the issuer, date, scope, product/thickness coverage, test conditions, and current listing. A sample test result is not automatically a result for every design, finish, or thickness.

PROJECT REFERENCES

See How Marble-Look Slabs Are Specified, Fabricated and Delivered

These project-planning files show the information behind the finished image: product and thickness direction, drawing controls, processing scope, panel marks, packing and the responsibilities that must be confirmed before production.

Cristallo Onyx sintered stone kitchen island project planning case
KITCHEN / FABRICATED PARTS

12 mm Cristallo Onyx Island

Control
CAD/DXF, 50 mm finished radius, sink cut-out and seam sightline
Buyer value
Material, CNC work, dry layout, packing and freight shown as separate scope
Open the kitchen project file
Large-format sintered stone hotel bathroom project planning case
HOSPITALITY / REPEAT ROOMS

Hotel Bathroom Wall & Vanity Package

Direction
9 mm supported wall panels; 12 mm vanity route after fixture review
Buyer value
Typical, mirrored and accessible rooms mapped to panel and crate marks
Open the bathroom project file
Marble-look sintered stone hotel lobby feature wall planning case
COMMERCIAL INTERIOR / PANEL MAP

Lobby Feature-Wall Composition

Control
Finished elevation, logo and light positions, numbered panels and access route
Buyer value
Joint and face decisions approved before cutting, packing and site lifting
Open the lobby project file

PRIVATE QUOTATION & FACTORY PROCESS

What to Send for an Accurate Marble-Look Slab Quote

Funtek does not publish a fixed project price on this page. Send the approved material direction and actual supply scope so your team receives a quotation tied to the same product, processing, packing and delivery assumptions—reducing later price and responsibility changes.

RFQ inputWhat to sendValue returned to the buyer
Design & appearanceProduct references, finish, sample status, full-slab/face requirementAn exact visual shortlist with fewer sample rounds and no assumption that a catalogue rendering guarantees every slab.
Application & drawingCountertop, wall, furniture or other use; latest dimensions and drawingsA realistic format/yield plan, labeled parts and early detection of expensive cutting or installation conflicts.
SpecificationThickness, full slab or cut-to-size, edges, holes, tolerances, spare allowanceThe correct machining and support route—reducing cracked cutouts, rework and unusable processed parts.
Order & logisticsQuantity, mixed loading, destination, Incoterm, unloading, scheduleA pack, weight and loading plan matched to the route, with fewer transit and unloading surprises.
DocumentsRequired standard, certificate, test report, tender format, inspection requestApplicable evidence prepared early, helping avoid tender rejection, customs delay or unnecessary duplicate testing.

Factory Order Timeline

1RFQ + references
2Product shortlist
3Sample + face review
4Quote + drawing scope
5Production / preparation
6Inspection + packing
7Shipment documents

Send the project—not only the colour name.

Include the application, drawings, shortlisted design, format, thickness, finish, quantity, processing, destination, and required documents.

MARBLE-LOOK PROJECT TOOLKIT

Documents and Calculators for Slab Approval and Ordering

TECHNICAL MANUAL

Fabrication & Installation

R5–R10 radii, cutout clearances, overhang, support, joints, sinks, and cutting sequence.

Open manual PRODUCT DATA

Technical Data Sheet

Body groups, formats, 6–20 mm production, finishes, test values, and slab weights.

Open data sheet FACE CONTROL

Face & Bookmatch Guide

A/B identity, sequence, direction arrows, elevations, crate labels, and spare planning.

Open face guide QUALITY CONTROL

Tolerance & Inspection

±2 mm size, ±0.3 mm thickness, flatness, shade, defects, batch, packing, and receiving.

Open QC standard TOOL

Area & Slab Quantity Calculator

Estimate net surface area before layout, yield, spare, and breakage allowances.

Calculate now TOOL

Sintered Stone Weight Calculator

Build an early handling, rack, container, transport, and site-planning estimate.

Calculate now

Related Buying Guides

APPEARANCE APPROVAL

Bookmatched Sintered Stone

Understand mirrored faces, sequence, elevation approval and what a marketing rendering does not guarantee.

Read the guide → SPECIFICATION

Countertop Thickness Guide

Compare 6, 9, 12, 15 and 20 mm planning considerations before the drawing and quotation are locked.

Read the guide → SURFACE SELECTION

Polished, Matte & Textured Finishes

Choose the surface by lighting, touch, cleaning method and application—not by a small image alone.

Compare finishes →

FAQ — PROCUREMENT & SPECIFICATION

Marble-Look Sintered Stone Questions Before Ordering

What is marble-look sintered stone?
It is a factory-produced sintered stone surface designed to create marble-like colour and movement. It is not natural marble. Origin, variation, edge appearance, fabrication, maintenance questions, and project evidence differ.
Can a small sample approve the finished appearance?
A sample is useful for colour, finish, and touch. It cannot show full-slab movement or the way veins will land after cutting. Approve a full-slab or numbered-face view when composition matters.
Can every marble-look slab be bookmatched?
No. Bookmatching requires a specifically produced and available mirrored face set. Confirm the actual faces, orientation, numbered elevation, joints, and replacement plan before ordering.
Which slab thickness should I choose?
Funtek normally produces 6, 9, 12, and 15 mm, and can produce 20 mm. Use 6 mm for supported cladding and furniture skins, 9 mm for continuously supported wall/light-duty work, 12 mm as the preferred worktop thickness, and 15 mm where the part needs more rigidity. New full-body vein products use 1200 × 2700 and 1600 × 3200 mm in 12 mm.
Are the slabs suitable for kitchen countertops?
Suitability must be confirmed for the exact design, thickness, finish, fabrication, support, joints, and use conditions. Relevant food-contact documentation can be supplied for project review where its product scope applies.
How are colour, face, and batch approvals recorded?
Tie the approved sample, product, finish, full-slab or face images, batch or shade reference, quantity, drawings, and revision to the order record. Keep the same references for inspection and claims.
Which certificates and reports can Funtek provide?
The library above shows ten available files covering product certificates, conformity, sample tests, and management systems. The correct file depends on the product, thickness, finish, application, country, and project requirement.
What information is required for a private quotation?
Send the selected slab or reference, application, drawings, face requirement, format, thickness, finish, quantity, processing scope, destination, packing, required documents, and schedule.
How should I choose among the six Funtek surface finish families?
Use polished for maximum reflection and colour depth; matte for lower glare; silk or satin for a soft intermediate sheen; honed for a subdued stone-like appearance; leather or textured for tactile feature surfaces; and structured or relief for pronounced decorative topography. Exact availability depends on the selected model. Approve a physical sample under project lighting and confirm cleaning, edge, joint and contact requirements.
How much pattern variation should I expect between slabs?
Variation depends on the design and face system. Approve the sample for tone and finish, then use full-slab or numbered-face images for movement, crop, joints and replacement planning. Do not assume one small chip represents every finished part.
How are samples, MOQ, lead time, and spare slabs confirmed?
They are confirmed in the private quotation because the design, finish, format, thickness, stock or production route, quantity, processing, packing and destination all affect the supply plan. Include the required schedule and spare allowance in the RFQ.