Laminam I Naturali Calacatta Michelangelo Lucidato Book Match
Original price was: 980 €.
686 €Current price is: 686 €./m² −30 % until 19 Novincl. VAT (553 € + 24% VAT)
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Final price depends on the size and volume of the project.
Additional information
| Surface finish | Polished |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 12 mm |
| Origin | Italy |
| Standard slab size | 3240 × 1620 mm |
| Weight per m² | 30 kg/m² |
| Use | Kitchen, bathroom, wall, window sill (indoors) |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Colour | White |
Book-matching means two neighbouring slabs open like the pages of a book, so the pattern mirrors itself across the joint. This polished white Laminam ceramic, Calacatta Michelangelo Lucidato, is offered in that book-matched form.
The effect only works if the joint lands in the right place, so we agree its position on the drawing after measuring with a laser. Cutting and hand-finishing happen in our Patika factory, and the ceramic itself is heat-, UV- and scratch-resistant.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Book Match version cost?
Laminam Calacatta Michelangelo Lucidato Book Match starts from 686 €/m² incl. VAT. Edges, cut-outs, measuring, transport and installation are listed separately, and the quote comes within 24 hours on working days.
Where does a book-matched slab work best?
Long kitchen islands, continuous splashbacks and large bathroom vanities, where the mirrored pattern can be seen as a whole.
How do I care for Calacatta Michelangelo Lucidato Book Match?
Clean with warm water and a mild detergent. The polished ceramic resists heat, UV and scratches.
How quickly can it be installed?
Installation 10 working days from drawing approval. Laser measuring happens within a week of your order, and full measuring, delivery and installation by Stoneks bring a 10-year warranty on the stone surface.
A polished white Laminam ceramic in a book-matched version, where neighbouring slabs mirror each other: made for long islands and continuous splashbacks.
