Dekton Ava

Original price was: 717 €.
Current price is: 502 €./m² −30 % until 19 Novincl. VAT (405 € + 24% VAT)

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Quote within 24 hours · price confirmed before cutting · installation 10 working days after drawings are approved

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Additional information

Surface finish

Matt

Thickness

8 / 12 / 20 mm

Origin

Spain

Standard slab size

3270 × 1470 mm

Weight per m²

53 kg/m²

Use

Kitchen, bathroom, wall, window sill (indoors)

Material

Ceramic

Dekton Ava has a short name and a long list of strengths. As a sintered ceramic, it shrugs off high heat, strong sun and sharp utensils — the same qualities that let Dekton work on outdoor kitchens as well as indoors.

Colour and pattern are best judged in person, so we recommend a booked visit to Vesilennuki 20, where the sample sits beside full-size photos. After that, the process is simple: laser measuring, drawings to approve, a price that is fixed before cutting, and fitting by Stoneks’ own crew.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Dekton Ava cost?

From 502 €/m² incl. VAT. Edges, cut-outs, measuring, transport and installation are itemised; the quote arrives within 24 hours on working days.

Where can Dekton Ava be used?

Kitchen worktops and islands, bathroom vanities and outdoor kitchens — Dekton handles heat, UV and scratches.

How do I care for Dekton Ava?

Clean with water and a neutral detergent. Dekton needs no sealing and tolerates hot pans and sunlight.

How long does it take to install?

Installation 10 working days from drawing approval. With Stoneks measuring, delivering and installing, the stone surface has a 10-year warranty.

A Dekton sintered ceramic for worktops that need to take heat, sunlight and scratches in their stride — inside the kitchen or out on the terrace.