Funtek · Full-body collection

Full-Body Sintered Stone Slabs

Built Through the Body. Designed for Every Edge.

Coordinated color and mineral character continue through the slab body, creating more natural-looking exposed edges, grooves, cutouts and architectural details.

Explore 12 Designs

Why full-body slabs are specified for visible edges and cut details.

Through-Body Character
Coordinated Mineral Body
Natural-Looking Edges
Resolved Cutouts
Grooves & Stair Profiles
Architectural Details
Large-Format Surfaces
Project-Ready Supply

Material proof

Full Body vs Surface Printed

Check the Cut Edge Before Fabrication

Compare the slab face with the material revealed at the edge, cutout and finished architectural detail.

Compare the slab face with the material revealed after cutting.

Material proof

Full Body vs Surface Printed

Drag to compare the material revealed at the cut edge.

Warm white full-body sintered stone slab face with gray and champagne veins
Full-Body Sintered Stone · Surface
Warm white surface-printed slab face with gray and champagne veins
Surface-Printed Slab · Surface
Lanshan Pine Jade surface-printed slab with decorative vein stopping above a plain ceramic core Decorative pattern mainly on the surface
Lanshan Pine Jade full-body slab cut edge with green mineral veining continuing through the body Coordinated body color · Through-body mineral character

Cut Edge Comparison selected

Full body does not always mean that every surface vein is reproduced identically through the entire thickness. The exact through-body effect varies by design. Always review the cut edge or physical sample before fabrication.

Full-body collection

Compare 12 Full-Body Sintered Stone Designs

Open each product to compare the full-slab pattern, available format and suitability for exposed edges, cutouts and grooves.

Explore all 12 designs

Fabrication proof

From Full Slab to Finished Detail

Follow the material from an uncut slab to the edges, openings and surfaces that remain visible after fabrication.

Material in hand

See the surface at real scale.

Real samples are handled and turned in natural light so color, movement and finish can be reviewed before fabrication.

Fabrication sequence

Compare five stages from slab to finished countertop.

Full sintered stone slab before fabrication
Cut section revealing the sintered stone body
Polished full-body sintered stone edge
Sink cutout and drainer groove fabrication
Finished full-body sintered stone countertop
Edge planning

Plan the edge before you specify the slab.

Directly exposed profiles benefit most from coordinated body color and mineral character. Confirm tooling, support and a physical sample with the fabricator.

Straight polished Small bevel Eased edge 45° miter Groove & drainage
White and grey veined sintered stone waterfall island with oak cabinets and a black tap
Finished result

Review the finished edge, return and cutout.

Check whether the exposed body remains visually coordinated with the slab face after fabrication.

Full-body construction improves visual continuity, but it does not replace correct structural support, cutting tools, edge design or installation planning.

Application guidance

Specify Full-Body Slabs Where the Edge Stays Visible

Choose full-body construction when the project reveals the slab beyond its top surface. Match the material to the edge, opening and joinery that the finished design will expose.

Cream-white sintered stone waterfall island with soft diagonal beige and grey veins
01

Countertops & Kitchen Islands

Best suited to direct polished edges, waterfall ends, undermount sink cutouts, drainer grooves and visible side returns.

Polished edgeSink cutoutDrainer groovesWaterfall return
Floating white stone stairs beside a white and gold veined feature wall, shelf and cabinet
02

Stairs, Tables & Custom Furniture

A strong choice for stair treads, tabletops, open shelves, reception desks and custom components with exposed profiles.

Stair profilesTabletopsOpen shelvesReception desks
Fabrication support

Send the edge profile and project details for review.

Share the application, dimensions, edge profile, quantity and destination. We will confirm suitable samples, fabrication requirements and project supply options.

White and grey veined stone wall with an outside corner and a tall recessed niche
03

Feature Walls & Architectural Panels

Use selectively where corners, niches, routed reveals, door openings or custom panel returns leave the slab body visible.

External cornersNichesDoor openingsRouted reveals

Specifications & files

Specifications and Technical Documents

Use this section to confirm available slab sizes, 12 mm thickness, finishes, pattern faces, bookmatch availability and the technical files required before fabrication.

Collection specification

Product type
Full-Body / Body-Coordinated
Slab formats
1600 × 3200 / 1200 × 2700 mm
Standard thickness
12 mm
Finish availability
Varies by design
Pattern faces
Product-specific
Bookmatch
Selected designs

Technical file index

PDF · 6 pages · Technical reference Full-Body Customer Technical Guide Definitions, slab formats, edge planning, sample approval, quality checks and ordering information.
  • Product technical data sheetBy selected product
  • Edge profile referenceAvailable
  • Fabrication & installation guidanceOn request
  • Test report indexBy selected product
  • Packing & loading recordBy order
Download Technical Guide

Samples, batches & quality

Sample, Batch and Quality Verification

Review the slab face, cut edge and fabricated detail before production. For project orders, request batch labels, shade checks, measurements, packing photos and loading records before shipment.

  • Full-slab and cut-edge photos
  • Batch label and shade confirmation
  • Pattern direction review
  • Inspection and measurement records
  • Packing and loading photos
White sintered stone slab with broad branching grey veins in a showroom frame — Andean White
01 · Material identity

Full-slab pattern record

Confirm the exact face, movement and direction selected for the project.

Andean White full-body sintered stone cut-edge sample
02 · Body evidence

Cut-edge sample

Review body color and mineral character before fabrication.

Lanshan Pine Jade fabricated stair edge detail
03 · Fabrication proof

Finished edge detail

Check how the selected design resolves after cutting and polishing.

Full-body sintered stone slabs checked for shade and face sequence
04 · Production batch

Shade and face sequence inspection

The approved batch is reviewed for visual consistency before packing.

Quality inspection of a 12 mm full-body sintered stone slab edge
05 · Quality control

Dimension and flatness check

Project records can include thickness, edge and flatness checks.

Large-format sintered stone slabs protected on an export A-frame
06 · Export protection

A-frame packing record

Edge protection, bracing and straps are documented before loading.

Project procurement

Full-Body Slab Project Supply and Global Delivery

Send the design, application, dimensions, quantity and destination. We will confirm samples, project MOQ, production lead time, batch verification, export packing, shipping route and the documents available for your order.

Protected A-frame of large-format sintered stone slabs loaded for export
GLOBAL DELIVERY

Confirm export packing, loading and shipping files.

A-frame protection, loading records and shipment documents are prepared for the order.

Before you specify

Full-body sintered stone FAQ

What does full-body sintered stone mean?

Full-body construction means the slab’s internal material character is coordinated with its surface rather than relying only on a decorative top layer. This creates better visual continuity where the edge or interior is exposed. The exact vein alignment and appearance can vary by design, so review the chosen slab and sample before fabrication.

Which sizes and thickness are available in this collection?

These Funtek full-body designs are offered in 1600 × 3200 mm and 1200 × 2700 mm formats, both at 12 mm thickness. Confirm current stock, finish, quantity, and production timing when requesting a quotation.

Where does full-body construction make the biggest visual difference?

It is most visible in details that reveal the slab body: exposed countertop edges, grooves, drainage channels, stair profiles, shelving, furniture elements, and other precision-cut components. Final edge design and structural suitability should be reviewed with the fabricator.

How should pattern direction and slab sequencing be planned?

Review the full-slab images first, then share the wall, island, or panel dimensions and preferred visual direction. Slab quantity and sequencing should be confirmed against the selected design and current production batch before cutting or installation.

How do I get pricing, MOQ, lead time, samples and a delivery quote?

Send the product names, application, dimensions, finish, quantity, destination and any drawings or cutting layouts. Funtek will confirm the available sample types, current product availability, project MOQ, production lead time, packing method, freight route and quotation. These details are order-specific rather than fixed across every design and destination.

Does full body mean every surface vein continues identically through 12 mm?

No. Full-body and body-coordinated designs improve visual continuity through coordinated body color and mineral character, but they do not guarantee that every printed surface vein is reproduced identically through the full thickness. The result varies by design, so review a cut edge or fabricated sample before cutting.

How are batch, shade and slab sequence verified?

For project orders, the selected production batch can be reviewed through slab-face photos, labels, shade checks and sequence confirmation before packing. State any bookmatch, directional or adjacent-panel requirement at quotation stage so it can be checked against the available batch.

Which technical and shipping documents can be supplied?

The available file set may include the collection guide, product technical data, edge and fabrication references, product-specific test reports, packing photos, inspection records and shipping documents. Availability depends on the selected design and order, so request the exact file list with your quotation.

Project support

Request Full-Body Slab Samples and Project Pricing

Send your selected designs, application, dimensions, quantity and destination. Funtek will confirm sample options, cut-edge appearance, technical documents, MOQ, lead time, export packing and delivered project pricing.