“Neolith Black price” can mean a raw slab, material priced by area, fabricated countertop pieces, or a completed local installation. Those figures are not interchangeable. The model, thickness, finish, seller, tax, freight and fabrication scope must match before a lower number is genuinely a lower project cost.
What Does Neolith Black Cost?
The July 31, 2026 listing check recorded a 12mm Nero Zimbabwe material reference at $35.10 per sq. ft. On October 6, 2026, Marble & Granite’s current Nero Marquina listing showed a $2,917 material price for a 12mm Silk slab, with labor and installation excluded. These seller-specific examples use different price units; confirm the current slab, dimensions and quotation scope before comparing them.
For a useful comparison, separate raw material from fabrication, delivery, tax and installation. If the original Neolith brand is not mandatory, Funtek can quote visually comparable black sintered stone by exact slab size, thickness, finish, quantity and destination.
Neolith Black Price Examples and What They Include
The current search results are dominated by dealer and fabricator pages. That makes the quote scope more important than the headline number. A retail slab, a square-foot material listing and a made-to-measure worktop may each include different services.
| Public example | Displayed price | Scope to verify |
|---|---|---|
| GoSource Nero Zimbabwe, 12mm | $35.10/sq. ft. | Material listing; selected size, stock, tax and delivery can change |
| Marble & Granite Nero Marquina, 12mm | $2,917/slab | Current listing checked October 6, 2026; Silk 12mm, 126 × 59 inches; labor and installation excluded |
| European Basalt Black worktop listing | €472 ex. VAT/m² at 12mm | Regional fabricated-worktop offer; inclusions differ from a raw U.S. slab listing |
Do not compare an installed countertop price with a raw slab price; first separate material, cutting, edge work, delivery, installation, tax and local fees.
What “Neolith Black” Actually Covers
Neolith Black is not one universal product. Buyers may be referring to a plain black surface, a basalt look, a veined black marble direction or a textured granite effect. The visual target should be locked before price comparison.
The Neolith material-category guide resolves the brand and material-category terms that can appear on different quotations.
- Nero: a controlled solid-black direction for modern counters, furniture and cabinetry.
- Basalt Black: a quiet mineral look with subtle tonal movement.
- Nero Marquina: a black ground with pale veining for islands and statement surfaces.
- Nero Zimbabwe: a dark granite-inspired appearance associated with a textured Riverwashed finish.
Model and finish availability varies by market. Confirm the exact product name, current slab dimensions, thickness and finish before using any online price as a budget input.
How Thickness Changes a Neolith Black Quote
Thickness changes the material amount, handling method and fabrication route. A thin wall panel is not a fair price comparison with a countertop slab, even when both use the same black design.
| Thickness band | Common project role | Quote factors |
|---|---|---|
| 3–6mm | Walls, furniture skins, cabinet cladding and lightweight vertical surfaces | Backing, handling, crate protection, minimum quantity and local system approval |
| 12mm | Countertops, vanities, tables and many commercial work surfaces | Slab size, finish, cutouts, edge detail, support and usable yield |
| 15–20mm | Heavier worktops and projects that want a visibly thicker edge | Regional availability, weight, handling, support and fabricator capability |
Two Funtek Alternatives to Neolith Black
These are Funtek products, not Neolith products. They are options for projects where the original brand is not mandatory and the buyer can approve an alternative by sample, slab photo, specification and fabrication plan.
Pure Black
A dense matte-black surface for buyers who like a simple Nero-style appearance without marble veining.
900 × 1800 to 1600 × 3200mm
6, 9, 12 and 15mm
Brazilian Black Gold
A deep black marble-look slab with crisp pale veining for buyers comparing a Nero Marquina-style statement surface.
900 × 1800 to 1600 × 3200mm
6, 9, 12 and 15mm
Slab Price vs Installed Countertop Cost
The slab is only one line in a finished countertop quotation. A local fabricator may also charge for measurement, digital templating, layout, transport, CNC cutting, sink and cooktop openings, faucet holes, polished or mitered edges, waterfall ends, seams, site handling and installation.
Dark surfaces make workmanship especially visible. Seam alignment, adhesive color, exposed edges and lighting can matter more to the finished result than a small difference in slab price. For broader budgeting logic, use the sintered stone price guide before comparing supplier quotations.
How to Compare a Funtek Alternative Like for Like
Send the reference model or photo, application, required slab size, thickness, finish, quantity, destination port or city, and whether you need full slabs or cut-to-size pieces. For a countertop, also include the drawing, edge detail, sink and cooktop information, and the local fabrication plan.
The comparison should then follow this order:
- Match the visual reason for choosing the original: solid black, mineral movement, pale veining or texture.
- Match the application, slab size, thickness and finish.
- Separate raw material, cutting, packing, freight, tax and installation.
- Approve a current physical sample and slab photos before production.
- Compare written exclusions as carefully as the headline price.
The Bottom Line
Neolith Black does not have one dependable global price. Current public examples prove that price format and included scope vary widely. Use model-specific, thickness-specific and region-specific references, then compare the complete delivered or installed scope. If brand substitution is allowed, approve the alternative by appearance, specification and fabrication plan—not by color name alone.
Compare a Black Slab for Your Project
Send the Neolith reference, dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity, application and destination. Funtek will identify the closest suitable direction and prepare a project-specific quotation.
Trademark and price notice: Neolith is a trademark of its respective owner. Funtek is not affiliated with, sponsored by or an authorized dealer of Neolith. The original price references were checked on July 31, 2026; the Marble & Granite listing was refreshed on October 6, 2026. Prices and availability can change without notice. Only a current written quotation confirms price, stock and scope.