Dark Green Bar & Waterfall Front
Deep green veining links the bar top, waterfall front and back bar in a coordinated surface scheme.
Sintered Stone for Countertops & Kitchen Islands
Full slabs and custom-cut pieces for countertop fabricators, distributors and project buyers. Funtek helps you select surfaces, confirm specifications and fabrication details, and arrange export packing for your order.
Start with a reference image, approximate quantity or project drawing.
Choose Your Countertop Surface
Explore sintered stone designs for kitchen worktops, islands and commercial counters. View the full-slab pattern and check available sizes, thicknesses and finishes to build your shortlist.
Featured Countertop Surfaces
Cuigu Youlan Sage Jade
Green and grey movement for statement kitchen islands and counters.
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Sicilian Jade White Breccia
A white breccia look with bold grey movement for expansive island surfaces.
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Black Crystallite
A deep black onyx look with contrasting white veins for islands and bar tops.
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Ibiza Luxury Stone
A white breccia look with grey veining for coordinated worktops and islands.
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Caesar Silver Travertine
A silver-grey travertine look for coordinated worktops and island surfaces.
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Lipis Calacatta
A white marble look with grey veining for kitchen worktops and islands.
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Calacatta Gold
A white marble look with grey and gold veining for kitchen worktops and islands.
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Andes Brown
Brown vein-cut movement for warm-toned worktops and bar counters.
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Laurent Black Gold
A black marble look with gold veining for kitchen islands and bar counters.
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Roman Ink Jade
A black onyx look for statement kitchen islands and counters.
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Choose How You Source Your Countertops
Source full slabs for local fabrication or custom-cut pieces for an approved project.
Full Slab Supply
Select designs, slab sizes, thicknesses and finishes for your workshop, distribution range or project.
Custom-Cut Countertop Pieces
Submit drawings for worktops, islands, cutouts and edge details. We review the fabrication scope before quotation.
Samples and full-slab photos support material selection. MOQ, lead time and export packing are confirmed for your order.
Company certifications & declarations
Ask us to confirm the documents applicable to your selected product and market.
Supply Options at a Glance
- Common Slab Formats
- 1200 × 2400 / 1200 × 2700 / 1600 × 3200 mm
- Slab Thickness
- Up to 20 mm, depending on the selected design.
- Surface Finishes
- Matt, polished and other finishes by design.
Size, thickness and finish combinations vary by product. Confirm the specification for your order.
Sintered Stone Countertops in Customer Projects
Customer-shared installation videos show worktops, islands and bars in completed interiors. Compare the surface pattern, edge treatment and matching wall panels for your own project.
Multicolor Kitchen Worktops & Wall Panels
Burgundy, grey and ivory movement runs from the horizontal worktops to the full-height wall panels.
Grey & Gold Island with Matching Worktops
Soft grey and gold tones connect the curved island, perimeter worktops and splashback.
Sintered Stone for Worktops, Islands & Bar Counters
From residential worktops to kitchen islands with seating and restaurant bar counters, sintered stone can carry a coordinated design across tops, waterfall ends and splashbacks. Use the customer videos above to compare quiet veining, bold patterns and matching vertical surfaces.
For a similar project, review available slab sizes and share a reference image with the dimensions or approximate quantity.
What We Confirm Before Cutting and Shipping
For custom-cut orders, agree the layout and drawings before fabrication. Inspection and packing records follow before dispatch, within the confirmed supply scope.
Agree the slabs and pattern direction
Where pattern continuity matters, review slab IDs, face orientation and adjacent pieces before fabrication.
Approved material reference and slab sequence
Cut to Your Approved Drawings. Packed for Your Project.
Custom-cut pieces are prepared to approved drawings, labeled and protected for export. Your local installer checks the site, cabinets and supports before fitting.
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Inside Funtek: From Slab Selection to Export Packing
Watch the factory tour for a look at slab selection and export preparation. Explore the sintered stone manufacturing process to follow forming, drying and firing, or visit our factory overview for equipment, fabrication and shipping support.
Checked, Protected & Prepared for Export
Inspect the finished countertop pieces
For custom-cut orders, finished dimensions, edges and cutouts are checked against the approved drawings before the pieces are packed.
Check the approved surface reference
Review the visible finish, shade and pattern direction against the agreed sample or selected slab reference.
Pack for the supplied format
Full slabs and shaped countertop pieces need different protection. Separators, edge guards and crate supports are arranged around the supplied sizes and vulnerable details.
Identify the shipment on arrival
Piece labels and packing records help your receiving team locate components and check the delivery against the order.
COUNTERTOP PLANNING GUIDES
Countertop Buying & Planning Guides
Find practical answers on slab sizes, thickness, edges, costs and installation before choosing your supply specification.
Countertop ThicknessCompare 9, 12 and 20 mm options alongside cutouts, support and edge details.Compare thicknesses
Slab Size for KitchensCheck usable slab dimensions against your worktops, island and waterfall ends.Review kitchen sizes
Countertop Edge ProfilesExplore edge shapes and the fabrication details behind each profile.Compare edge profiles
Fabrication & Installation ManualFind guidance on cutting, cutouts, supports, joints and installation.Open technical manual
Countertop Ordering Questions
Practical answers for full-slab and custom-cut orders.
What should I send for a countertop quotation?
For full slabs, send the design, size, thickness, quantity and destination. For custom-cut pieces, add dimensions or drawings and any cutout or edge requirements. A reference image and approximate quantity are enough to start the discussion.
Can I order full slabs or custom-cut pieces?
Yes. You can source full slabs for local fabrication or request custom-cut pieces to approved drawings. The quotation states the material, fabrication and delivery scope.
What is the minimum order quantity?
MOQ depends on the selected design, specification and supply format. Tell us the quantity you need so we can confirm the applicable order requirements.
Can you work from our countertop drawings?
We can review dimensioned CAD or PDF drawings for cut-to-size pieces, cutouts and edge details. Feasibility and fabrication scope are confirmed before the drawings are approved for production.
How do I approve the color and veining?
Use samples to review the finish and full-slab photos or videos to assess the pattern. Where continuity is required, agree the selected slabs and piece orientation before cutting.
How long will production and delivery take?
Timing depends on material availability, quantity and any custom fabrication. We confirm the ready-to-ship schedule for your order; freight and destination handling are considered separately.
How are the slabs or countertop pieces packed?
Packing is selected for the supplied size, shape and delivery format. It may include separators, edge protection and reinforced wooden crates or racks. Custom-cut pieces are labeled to match the piece list.
Who handles installation at the destination?
Your local installer verifies site dimensions, cabinet levels, supports and installation conditions before fitting. Check the quotation for the agreed delivery and installation scope.
Tell Us What You’re Sourcing
Send a slab reference, approximate quantity or countertop drawing. We’ll help confirm suitable options and the details needed for a quotation.