Funtek supplies 6mm sintered stone for ventilated and mechanically fixed facade systems. Project supply can include slabs, cutting, drilling, backing or frame preparation, panel numbering, export packing and international delivery.
Funtek can supply prepared sintered stone panels, backing frames and specified connection components for facade and ceiling applications. Fabrication and packing are organized against the approved drawings, panel schedule, component list and agreed supply scope.
Funtek can prepare sintered stone ceiling panels with the backing, suspension connectors, brackets and fixing hardware defined for the order. Our scope can include slab cutting, drilling, rear-anchor preparation, aluminum profile assembly, stainless-steel connection hardware, panel identification and export packing. Components can be organized by ceiling zone and panel reference so the contractor receives a clearly matched installation package.
Funtek can review the facade elevations and interface drawings, then prepare the panel and connection package to match the agreed steel subframe layout. The scope can include panel modules, drilling positions, backing profiles, connection points, panel codes and packing sequence. Prepared items and references can be organized by elevation, zone and installation stage.
Funtek can supply cut-to-size sintered stone panels with assembled aluminum back frames and the agreed mechanical connection components. The service can include cutting, edge work, drilling, backing preparation, trial assembly, panel numbering, packing by elevation and export delivery. Physical samples and connection mock-ups can also be prepared for approval before batch production.
Facade supply requires coordinated drawings, fabrication details, components and packing records. When the approved information or scope responsibilities are not aligned before production, projects can face rework, additional freight and installation delays.
When slabs, cut-to-size fabrication, backing systems, fixing components and packing are quoted by different suppliers, interfaces between packages may be overlooked. A mismatch in hole positions, panel references or component dimensions can result in additional clarification, remake work and schedule delays.
Funtek can consolidate the agreed material, fabrication, backing, components and packing into one defined supply scope. The quotation identifies the included items and approved references, helping purchasing teams compare landed cost and manage fewer supplier interfaces before production.
Openings, panel modules and connection details may change during coordination between the architect, contractor and fabricator. If one supplier works from an earlier elevation or panel schedule, the resulting panels or components may require rework, replacement and additional freight.
Funtek organizes production against the approved drawing revision, panel schedule and sample sign-off. Panel and component references remain linked to that information so buyers can confirm which revision is approved and which items are affected before cutting and packing begin.
Accurately fabricated panels can still delay installation when crate references do not correspond with the elevation, zone or planned work sequence. Site teams may need to open multiple crates, locate matching components and move panels repeatedly before installation.
Funtek can organize panel identification and packing by elevation, zone or an agreed sequence, with corresponding packing records. Receiving teams can verify crate references, stage panels near the intended work area and reduce unnecessary handling before installation.
Buyer guides
Use these guides to compare facade materials, review fixing systems, plan panel layouts, check project fire documents, estimate the complete cost and issue a quote-ready RFQ.
Screen the material, panel build-up and fixing direction before the elevation is developed around one route.
Move from the selected panel route into load path, subframe, panelization and project-specific evidence.
Compare quotes on the same scope and send the drawings, criteria, panel records and delivery information needed for review.
Prepare the access, cleaning, condition records and replacement information needed after handover.
2.440 – 2.610 Kg/m3
Density equivalent to granite.
Absorption of external noise and low risk of detachment.
45 - 55 N/mm2
Higher values than those required by ceramic standards.
Greater safety due to high resistance to wind and/or earthquakes.
< 6,5 – 5,1 10-6 ºC-1
Values equivalent to natural stone or concrete.
No need for fixing systems or special tolerances.
<0,1%
Five times lower than best-in-class ceramics standards.
Withstands humidity, rain, and frost on all sides.
< 0,8 – 0,6 W/m W/m ºK
Three times lower than ceramic or natural stone.
Funtek is non-combustible and features Protek, a reinforcing mesh. Fire resistance: Funtek Protek (A2 s1 d0), Funtek Slim Protek (B s1 d0) according to EN 13501.
Delta E < 1 after 5,000 h in Xenon Chamber test.
The color does not deteriorate over time.
Resistant to scratches and abrasion.
See how Funtek’s sintered stone panels, facade system coordination and project-specific fabrication come together on real customer buildings.
Multi-storey residential · Ventilated facade
Large elevations, recessed balconies, corners and changing panel directions required the sintered stone and support system to work as one coordinated package. Funtek supplied the sintered stone panels together with the ventilated facade system, aligning panel preparation and system components with the building geometry. The finished envelope carries consistent joints across broad surfaces and detailed transitions—demonstrating our ability to support complex facade delivery beyond slab supply.
Commercial exterior · Coordinated panel fabrication
The project pairs a calm grey facade with a strong red brand canopy, a glazed central bay and multiple window openings. Funtek prepared the sintered stone facade panels to maintain clear joint lines around corners, openings and ground-level transitions. From the close-up panel detail to the complete elevation, the result shows how we translate a commercial design into buildable panel packages without losing its architectural identity.
SINTERED STONE COLLECTION
Marble-look surfaces
Soft white stone movement for bright residential and commercial interiors.
Exotic stone surfaces
Charcoal and graphite bands with smoky silver movement for feature walls and statement interiors.
Green mineral surfaces
Jade green, silvery grey and cloudy white movement for walls, furniture faces and tabletops.
Natural-look surfaces
Warm linear wood grain for cabinetry, furniture surfaces and interior walls.
Dark marble looks
High-contrast dark marble look for premium counters and feature walls.
Provide the available project information. Funtek will review the requested panels, fabrication, components, packing and delivery scope before preparing a quotation.
Preliminary drawings are sufficient for an initial review. We will identify any additional information required before quotation or production.
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Send your elevations, panel schedule or preliminary drawings. Funtek will review the material, fabrication, component and packing requirements before preparing the quotation.
Preliminary drawings are enough to start the review.
Funtek can consolidate the agreed material, fabrication, backing, components and packing into one defined supply scope. The quotation identifies the included items and approved references, helping purchasing teams compare landed cost and manage fewer supplier interfaces before production.
