Piedra sinterizada efecto cemento

Piedra sinterizada efecto cemento

Explore losas de piedra sinterizada efecto cemento con texturas sobrias y tonos contemporáneos, ideales para interiores minimalistas, revestimientos murales, encimeras y proyectos comerciales.

Material guide

Cement-look sintered stone for modern project surfaces

Cement-look sintered stone brings the quiet, mineral character of concrete and micro-cement into a factory-made large-format slab. The collection ranges from cool light grey and architectural ash to warmer greige and beige, with restrained textures that support minimalist interiors without becoming visually flat.

Unlike a site-applied decorative coating, each design is supplied as a finished slab that can be specified, sampled, fabricated, packed, and coordinated for repeat or project-based orders. Funtek works with distributors, contractors, architects, designers, and overseas buyers who need a clear path from visual selection to quotation-ready specifications.

Common slab formats
900 × 1800–1600 × 3200 mm
Available formats vary by design. Confirm the current size, finish, and production basis before ordering.
Common thicknesses
6 / 9 / 12 / 15 mm
Select thickness according to the application, substrate, fabrication method, and installation requirements.
Project support
Samples to global delivery
Specification review, sample coordination, custom-size discussion, quality checks, export packing, and shipping support.

Where cement-look slabs work best

The low-contrast surface gives designers a calm architectural background that pairs naturally with timber, black metal, glass, warm lighting, and stronger stone patterns. The large formats also help reduce visible joints across broad surfaces.

  • Kitchen countertops, islands, vanity tops, and furniture surfaces
  • Bathroom walls, shower surrounds, feature walls, and interior cladding
  • Residential and commercial floors where the selected finish and thickness are suitable
  • Retail, hospitality, workplace, and other project interiors
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From slab selection to export-ready supply

A product name alone is not enough for an accurate project quotation. Funtek helps buyers turn a shortlist into a practical brief, then coordinates the next steps around the confirmed product and destination.

  1. Share the application, preferred colour, finish, dimensions, quantity, and destination.
  2. Confirm available slab formats, thicknesses, samples, MOQ, and any cut-to-size requirements.
  3. Review production details and carry out agreed batch and quality checks.
  4. Prepare export packing, loading information, documents, and shipping coordination.
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Specification matters

How to choose the right cement-look slab

Start with tone and texture. Light grey and lime-inspired designs keep compact rooms open, medium ash creates a stronger architectural base, and warm greige or beige works well with timber-led interiors. Then compare the full-slab image rather than judging from a small sample alone: even quiet surfaces can have directional movement, cloudy variation, or fine mineral detail.

Next, match format and thickness to the layout. Wall panels may prioritise lighter handling and fewer joints, while countertops, islands, floors, and demanding commercial surfaces need the fabricator or installer to confirm support, edge construction, movement joints, and installation method. Final availability and technical suitability should always be checked for the selected design and project.

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Buyer questions

Cement-look sintered stone FAQ

Is cement-look sintered stone the same as poured concrete or micro-cement?

No. The description refers to the visual direction: soft mineral variation, fine pores, and concrete-inspired tones. The material is supplied as a large-format sintered stone slab, so fabrication and installation follow the requirements for the selected slab rather than a poured or trowelled coating system.

Which sizes and thicknesses are available?

Across the Funtek range, common formats run from 900 × 1800 mm to 1600 × 3200 mm, with common thicknesses including 6, 9, 12, and 15 mm. Not every combination is available for every design, so the exact product, finish, quantity, and production status should be confirmed before quotation.

Can these slabs be used for countertops, walls, and floors?

Cement-look sintered stone can be considered for countertops, bathroom and interior walls, floors, furniture, and commercial surfaces. Suitability depends on the selected thickness, finish, substrate, support, fabrication details, and installation system. Share the application so Funtek can help check an appropriate specification.

Can I request samples or custom sizes?

Yes. Sample coordination, custom-size discussion, cut-to-size requirements, and project supply support are available on request. Availability, MOQ, lead time, and packing depend on the selected product and order details and are confirmed during the quotation process.

What information is needed for a project quote?

Send the product names or reference images, application, preferred slab or finished dimensions, thickness, finish, approximate quantity, destination country or port, and target date. Drawings or cutting layouts are also useful when fabrication, packing, or slab yield needs to be reviewed.

Project sourcing

Turn your shortlist into a clear slab specification

Tell us which cement-look designs you prefer and where they will be used. A Funtek project contact can help confirm current options for sizes, thicknesses, samples, MOQ, packing, and delivery before preparing a quotation.

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