Bathroom Applications
Funtek supplies sintered stone slabs for bathroom wall panels, shower walls, vanity tops and furniture panels. Review applications, thickness options, fabrication details and the information needed for a project quotation.
Material Selection
Large-format sintered stone panels can reduce the number of joints compared with smaller tiles. Select panel dimensions, finish and pattern together with the joint layout, corners and openings. Confirm the substrate, waterproofing, fixing method and handling access with the installer.
Choose panel dimensions that fit the wall layout and site access. Mark joints, corners, doors and niches before approving the pattern arrangement.
Confirm the basin model, tap position, backsplash height, exposed edges, side returns and cabinet support before preparing the fabrication drawing.
Confirm substrate preparation, waterproofing, fixing method and movement joints with the installer. Wet floors also require drainage slopes and a finish with suitable slip resistance.
Bathroom Applications
Each bathroom application has specific requirements for thickness, support, cutouts and installation. Select an application below to review the information needed for samples and quotations.
For full-height walls, shower surrounds and walls behind vanities. Confirm panel dimensions, site access, corners, niches, joint width and pattern matching.
Plan the wall panels
For single and double vanities. Include basin cutouts, tap holes, backsplashes, side returns, exposed edges, overhangs and cabinet support in the quotation request.
Plan the vanity top
For vessel, undermount and fabricated basins. Confirm the basin model, drain position, cutout dimensions, edge details, support and cleaning access.
Plan the basin zone
Review shower-wall panels and proposed wet-floor or tray applications. Confirm waterproofing, drainage slope, movement joints, slip resistance and installation requirements for the selected application.
Review wet-zone details
For vanity fronts, side panels, shelves and decorative cladding. Confirm backing, hardware clearances, panel weight, edge finishing, fixing method and maintenance access.
Plan furniture panelsSlab Colours and Finishes
Compare the slab options below, then request samples for your selected bathroom application. Use physical samples to check the finish and colour, and full-slab images to review pattern scale and arrangement.
Marble look
White marble-look sintered stone for hotel bathroom walls, vanity backsplashes and residential bathroom interiors.
View Kopachi White
Dark statement
Dark marble-look sintered stone for hotel bathrooms, powder rooms, vanity tops and shower feature walls.
View Bordeaux Black
Travertine look
Linear travertine-look texture for bathroom wall cladding and vanity areas in residential and hospitality projects.
View Milan Brown
Concrete look
Concrete- and cement-look slabs for bathroom walls, vanity areas and furniture panels. Confirm the finish and slip-resistance requirements separately for any wet-floor application.
View cement-look slabs
Feature wall
Slabs for vanity backsplashes and bathroom feature walls that require mirrored patterns and coordinated panel layouts.
View bookmatched slabs
Neutral surface
Neutral beige stone-look slabs for furniture fronts, compact bathrooms and commercial washrooms.
View New Lime Stone Beige
Bathroom cladding
Plan panel sizes and joints on dimensioned wall elevations. Check niche and door positions, corner details and the route from unloading to installation. Match the selected slab format to these dimensions and access limits.
Bathroom countertops
Vanity-top drawings should show basin cutouts, tap holes, the material width around openings, edge profiles and plumbing clearances. These details determine the fabrication scope and price.
Washbasins
Confirm the basin dimensions, remaining material around the cutout, tap reach and cleaning access. Include drain positions and support details in the approved drawing.
Shower surfaces
Shower wall panels require a suitable substrate, waterproofing and fixing system. Wet floors and fabricated trays also require drainage and slip-resistance checks. Funtek can review material and fabrication options; the local project team approves the installation system.
Bathroom furniture
Sintered stone can be used for vanity fronts, side panels and shelves with suitable backing and fixings. Coordinate colours and patterns with the wall panels and vanity top. Keep doors and plumbing-access panels accessible for maintenance.
Specification Checklist
Use the checklist below to prepare a quotation request. Confirm final dimensions, substrate, waterproofing, fixing and installation details with the project designer, fabricator and installer.
| Bathroom area | Material and fabrication options | What to confirm before quote |
|---|---|---|
| Full-height bathroom walls | Review 6 mm or 9 mm options for wall cladding. Confirm availability, panel dimensions, backing, fixing method and handling requirements with the supplier and installer. | Dimensioned wall elevations; corners, doors, windows and niches; joint positions and width; pattern direction; substrate flatness; waterproofing and fixing system; movement joints; elevator, stair and lifting access. |
| Vanity countertops | Review 12 mm options for vanity tops. A mitred or built-up edge can provide a thicker edge profile. Confirm the slab, cutouts and support details with the fabricator. | Finished length and depth; exact sink model and template; faucet and accessory holes; cabinet support; exposed edges; backsplash and returns; overhang; seam strategy; final site measure; packing length. |
| Shower walls and wet areas | Select shower-wall panels by size, finish and joint layout. Confirm drainage, slip resistance, waterproofing and support before specifying wet floors or shower trays. | Membrane and substrate; compatible fixing system; sealed penetrations; control and niche openings; floor falls and drain; threshold; slip requirement; movement and perimeter joints; local wet-area compliance. |
| Washbasins and integrated details | Specify the basin type and cutout template. Fabricated basins require separate shop drawings for bonded joints, drainage, edges and support. | Basin model or fabrication drawing; cutout and reveal; drain and faucet coordinates; splash behaviour; bonded seams; edge returns; support; tolerances; cleaning and plumbing access. |
| Bathroom furniture panels | Confirm panel thickness, backing and fixings with the cabinet maker. Coordinate pattern direction with the vanity top and walls before cutting. | Individual panel schedule; backing and adhesive; hinge and hardware clearance; finished weight; exposed edge treatment; removable service panels; grain direction; piece labels and protective packing. |
Quotation Checklist
Provide site dimensions, panel layouts, fabrication details, quantities and delivery requirements. The four lists below describe the information used to calculate slab quantities, processing costs and packing.
Record wall dimensions and the panel delivery route. Identify whether each measurement refers to the structural wall, prepared substrate or finished surface.
Show panel dimensions, joint positions and piece numbers on each wall elevation. Use this layout to calculate slab quantities and cutting waste.
Provide drawings with finished dimensions, cutout positions and edge profiles for every fabricated piece.
Confirm the material quantity, fabrication services, packing arrangement and receiving conditions for the quotation.
Slab quantities depend on panel dimensions, cutting layout, openings, pattern matching and waste allowance. Include piece dimensions and quantities with the total area.
Provide finished dimensions, joint positions, edges, substrate details and access limits. Use renderings to show the preferred appearance and approved drawings to specify fabrication.
Vessel, drop-in and undermount basins require different cutouts, edge finishing and support. Provide the exact model, template and hole positions for pricing.
Slab and finished-piece dimensions affect crate size, container loading, unloading equipment and site access. Include these requirements when requesting freight costs.
Project Supply Process
Funtek reviews room dimensions, panel layouts, fabrication requirements and delivery details before confirming the quotation and production information.
Send a dimensioned plan or sketch showing walls, doors, windows, niches, pipe enclosures, the shower screen, vanity and access route. Include photos of corners and obstructions.
Compare wall dimensions with available slab formats. Confirm joint positions, pattern direction and any offcuts allocated to backsplashes, side returns or furniture panels.
Confirm basin models, tap and drain holes, control openings, niches, mitred edges, exposed returns and tolerances on the drawing. Verify final site measurements before cutting.
Specify full slabs or fabricated pieces, destination, unloading equipment and access limits. For projects with multiple rooms, confirm crate grouping and piece labels.
We can support product selection, available slab sizes and finishes, sample coordination, panel and quantity discussion, drawing review, fabrication communication, crate planning and export quotation.
The local project team confirms substrate flatness, waterproofing, fixings, movement joints, floor slopes, slip resistance, handling and applicable installation requirements. Shower-wall construction requires a waterproofing system behind the panels.
Bathroom Application Examples
Compare complete bathroom applications, ribbed vanity panels and dark surfaces. Check joint and sealant colours, surface texture, cleaning requirements and the appearance under the planned lighting.
FAQ
Find answers about wall panels, shower walls, vanity tops, slab thickness, installation and project pricing.
Yes. Sintered stone can be used for bathroom and shower wall cladding. Large-format panels can reduce the number of joints compared with smaller tiles. Confirm panel size, substrate, waterproofing, fixings and movement joints for the installation. Shower walls require a waterproofing system behind the panels.
Yes. The same product or pattern can be used for walls, vanity tops, backsplashes and selected furniture panels. Thickness and support requirements vary by application. Confirm product availability, finish, colour consistency and pattern direction before production.
Review 6 mm or 9 mm slabs for vertical wall cladding and 12 mm slabs for vanity tops. Confirm available sizes and thicknesses with the supplier. The installer and fabricator should check panel dimensions, backing, fixings, cutouts and handling requirements before the specification is approved.
Shower trays can be reviewed as a project-specific fabrication request. Provide drawings for support, waterproofing, slope, drain geometry, threshold and bonded joints. Confirm the selected finish and barefoot slip-resistance requirements. The local project team must approve the complete tray and installation system.
Send room plans or sketches, wall dimensions, openings, niches, vanity drawings, basin model, tap-hole positions, preferred product and finish, quantities and delivery destination. Specify full slabs or fabricated pieces and the required delivery date. Include photos and identify any dimensions still to be confirmed.
Joint quantity depends on wall dimensions, slab size, panel layout and site access. Full-height panels can reduce horizontal joints. Mark vertical joints, corners, doors and niches on the wall elevations, then confirm joint width, sealant and movement-joint requirements with the installer.
Price depends on the product, finish, slab size, thickness, quantity, cutting waste, pattern matching, cutouts, edge finishing, fabricated components, packing and delivery. The quotation should identify material, fabrication, packing and freight costs.
Project support
Send room dimensions, wall elevations, vanity and basin drawings, shower details, preferred slabs and finishes, quantities and delivery requirements. If drawings are not ready, provide photos and a dimensioned sketch for the initial review.
