At just 12 mm, Marazzi Capraia gives a worktop edge that reads as a fine line rather than a thick slab, which suits handleless cabinets and slim open shelving.
The grey face is polished, so it catches daylight and lifts a darker room. Underneath, it is ceramic, so a hot pan, kettle steam or a sharp knife leaves no trace, and no sealer is ever required.
A thin slab still needs proper support. Our installers check the carcasses when they laser-measure and plan any reinforcement under overhangs before the stone is cut.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Marazzi Capraia cost?
Marazzi Capraia starts from 403 €/m² incl. VAT. We itemise the stone, edge finish, cut-outs, delivery and installation so you can see where the money goes; the quote arrives within 24 hours on working days.
Where does Marazzi Capraia work best?
In kitchens and bathrooms where a slim profile matters: worktops, vanity tops and window sills. Being ceramic, it also handles outdoor kitchens.
How do I care for Marazzi Capraia?
Clean with warm water and a neutral detergent. There is nothing to seal. Ceramic tolerates heat and UV, though a chopping board still protects your knives.
How quickly can Marazzi Capraia be installed?
Installation 10 working days from drawing approval. The slab is cut in our own factory in Patika, near Tallinn, and fitted by Stoneks installers.
A slim, polished grey ceramic from Marazzi. At 12 mm it keeps a kitchen looking light, and the surface takes heat and knives without complaint.
