Maximum Steel
Maximum Zinc Titanium porcelain stoneware features a metallic aesthetic for architectural applications. It is designed for interior and exterior use, combining the durability and performance of high-quality porcelain.
Artedomus porcelain stoneware surfaces provide durable, high-performance surfaces for benchtops, walls, floors, and exterior cladding. This extraordinary, innovative surface offers complete architectural sustainability and made entirely from natural materials making them environmentally responsible and safe.
Advantages of Artedomus Porcelain Stoneware Surfaces
Durable and long-lasting: Maintains its appearance over time, even in high-use spaces.
Heat resistant: Perfect for kitchen benchtops and busy interiors.
Scratch and stain resistant: Low-porosity surface and is easy to maintain.
UV resistant: Suitable for sunlit interiors and exterior applications.
Hygienic: Non-porous and simple to clean for lasting hygiene.
Sustainable material: Made from natural materials and environmentally responsible
Flexible thickness options: From 6 mm for walls, floors and drawer fronts, 12 mm for slim benchtops, to 20 mm for robust surfaces.
Artedomus has a long and established history working with large-format porcelain stoneware surfaces, with deep knowledge built through years of collaboration with manufacturers, architects and designers. With years of experience introducing and working with these materials in Australia, Artedomus supports designers in choosing the right thickness and finish for every application.
These porcelain benchtops are highly resistant to heat, scratches, stains, and fading, and their low-porosity surface makes cleaning easy and ensures long-term hygiene. They perform well in family kitchens, commercial spaces, and hospitality settings where both appearance and durability matter.
Porcelain stoneware is a long-lasting, sustainable material that is easy to maintain, suited to both everyday living and demanding architectural spaces.
Porcelain stoneware slabs are offered in a variety of thicknesses to suit different applications depending on the colour, design, or finish:
- Six millimetre thick slabs are ideal for walls, floors, and drawer fronts.
- Twelve millimetre thick slabs are perfect for benchtops where a refined, slim edge is desired. The thickness itself becomes part of the aesthetic, delivering a clean, precise line while maintaining impressive strength.
- Twenty millimetre thick slabs are robust and suited to benchtops that require extra depth and presence.
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