Marazzi Limestone Ivory
Original price was: 524 €.
367 €Current price is: 367 €./m² −30 % until 19 Novincl. VAT (296 € + 24% VAT)
Quote within 24 hours · price confirmed before cutting · installation 10 working days after drawings are approved
30% Off
In stock or within a week
Final price depends on the size and volume of the project.
Additional information
| Surface finish | Matt, satin |
|---|---|
| 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 |
Cooking on the terrace in July and at the hob in January — one surface can handle both. Marazzi Limestone Ivory manages it because it is a sintered ceramic rather than a porous limestone: heat, sunlight and scratches leave it unbothered, so an outdoor kitchen is as much an option as an indoor one.
The finish is matt, the colour sits in the white range, and the slab is 12 mm thick, made in Italy. A thin profile like this keeps a vanity or a slim kitchen run looking light. Our installers fit it, and the price is fixed in writing before any cutting starts.
Frequently asked questions
What does Marazzi Limestone Ivory cost?
From 367 €/m² including VAT. The quote breaks out edge work, cut-outs, measuring, transport and installation line by line, and you get it within 24 hours on working days.
Is Marazzi Limestone Ivory suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. Sintered ceramic is heat, UV and scratch resistant, so it suits outdoor kitchens as well as indoor worktops, islands and bathroom vanities.
How should a ceramic worktop be cleaned?
A damp cloth and a pH-neutral cleaner are enough for daily use. Ceramic tolerates heat and sunlight well, but a chopping board still protects your knives and the matt surface.
How long does installation take?
Installation 10 working days from drawing approval. Before that, we measure on site with a laser — within a week of ordering.
A matt white ceramic surface from Marazzi, made in Italy at 12 mm — limestone in name only, so it copes with heat and sunlight on an indoor island or an outdoor kitchen.
