Laminam
Porcelain

What is Laminam?

Laminam is the finest porcelain available, produced through a proprietary process by Lamina, the company that invented the process and holds patents on the machinery that makes this high-quality, best-in-class material. And Laminam is also rigorously tested to ensure high quality and durability. This is not your grandmother’s porcelain — Laminam is a resilient, versatile, natural surface ideal for interior and exterior use.

What makes Laminam such a desirable solution?

It’s thinner and lighter than natural stones or quartz, yet just as strong and durable.

Several colors can be bookmatched; these come in Face A and Face B versions that can be used together to create a continuous design between slabs.

For overhangs, such as on islands, 12mm of Laminam is stronger than 2 cm of quartz plus it can support up to a 13-inch overhang.

Tested for outdoor use, Laminam does not fade and releases no chemicals into the environment, for an eco-friendly and lasting installation.

Laminam slabs are larger than competitors’ at 1,620mm x 3,240mm (63.75in x 127.5 in).

Why fabricators will LOVE Laminam

No additional techniques or tools are required for fabrication – it can be cut using the same equipment with the same ease and speed as other stones.

It contains no silica.

Recently developed “In-Side Technology” allows continuity from surface to edge. Far superior to similar products.

See How to Fabricate Laminam

Learn About Laminam

Fabricators are learning how easy Laminam is to fabricate. Laminam’s proprietary manufacturing process along with their rigorous quality control ensures that Laminam is the highest quality porcelain surface available.

Get some of your questions about Laminam answered by fabricator Alex Stepanov. Alex discusses how Laminam is fabricated and more.

Fabrication requires the same tools and techniques used to fabricate quartz and Laminam fabricates with the same ease and speed as quartz.

Sustainability

94% of the raw materials used in Laminam are carefully sourced from nature and have a certified origin.
Of the remaining 6% most is recyclable.
Laminam surfaces can be recycled
Every Laminam surface contains between 20 and 40% pre-consumer recycled material