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Ceramic slabs in Las Vegas
113 ceramic slab listings, 33 of them in stock right now. Every listing carries its own photographs and availability; measured slabs show their real sizes.
Fired clay with a glazed face. Lighter, softer and more absorbent than porcelain — which makes it a wall material more often than a floor one. Read the ceramic guide.
Ceramic is specified, not selected. Nothing in the family is picked piece by piece the way a slab is; the commitment is to a range and a format. Before ordering, confirm the range carries the trim the detail needs — edge, cove, base and corner pieces — and that the approved face exists in every format the layout calls for. A range that loses its trim mid-project strands the job at the finish: field tile fine, no way to turn a corner. Judge a glaze from a spread of pieces, at the angle it will be seen.
Installed cost is dominated by prep and labor, not the tile, so moving up a range changes the total less than expected. In this market ceramic is over-specified on floors, chosen to hold a budget line rather than to suit the position, and under-specified on the large vertical fields where the saving actually reaches the finished cost. Commit early to any range a scheme leans on, and buy the attic stock up front rather than trusting it to still exist.
What is in stock
Of the 113 ceramic listings in the catalog, 41 read as white, 37 read as gray, 12 read as blue and 9 read as black.
24 polished, 12 leathered, 4 textured — the finishes carried in ceramic today. 11 at 12mm, 4 at 2cm.
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