Marazzi Emperador

Original price was: 524 €.
Current price is: 367 €./m² −30 % until 19 Novincl. VAT (296 € + 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

Polished, satin, Lux

Thickness

12 mm

Origin

Italy

Standard slab size

3240 × 1620 mm

Weight per m²

32 kg/m²

Use

Kitchen, bathroom, wall, window sill (indoors)

Material

Ceramic

Colour

White

Among stone names, few are as familiar as Emperador, so let us be clear about this one: it is a polished sintered ceramic from Marazzi, made in Italy, 12 mm thick.

That makes it resistant to heat and UV and hard to scratch, with a slim edge that suits modern kitchens and bathroom vanities. Colour and pattern deserve a look in person: our Noblessner showroom holds a sample, backed by photos of the whole slab at real size. We give you a fixed price before cutting.

Frequently asked questions

What does Marazzi Emperador cost?

From 367 €/m² incl. VAT. The quote lists edges, cut-outs, measuring, transport and installation separately and arrives within 24 hours on working days.

Where does Marazzi Emperador work best?

Slim kitchen worktops, bathroom vanities and outdoor kitchens, where ceramic's resistance to heat, UV and scratches counts.

How do I care for Marazzi Emperador?

Water and a pH-neutral detergent, then a dry cloth for a streak-free polish. No sealing needed.

How long does installation take?

Installation 10 working days from drawing approval. We measure with a laser on site within a week of ordering.

Polished sintered ceramic from Marazzi, made in Italy at 12 mm — a slim surface with the strengths of ceramic, best judged in person for colour and pattern.