FB Marble — Premium Collection
Charcoal Stone Slab
Online ID: 021 | Material: Porcelain Tile | Origin: China
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Original Name
Charcoal Stone Slab
Material Type
Porcelain Tile
Country of Origin
China
Colors
Charcoal, Textured, Black
Finish
Matt
Size
1200×2700×9mm
Durability
PEI IV – Heavy Traffic
Best Use
Flooring, Commercial, Outdoor
💡 Free samples available. Visit our showroom or request a sample via WhatsApp. We carry slabs of granite, marble, quartzite, onyx, travertine, limestone and more.
Description
A dark charcoal stone-look porcelain slab with a textured matt surface. Rugged and understated — suited to commercial flooring and outdoor applications.
As a fully vitrified porcelain tile, Charcoal Stone Slab is virtually non-porous and highly resistant to scratching, staining and moisture — a low-maintenance alternative to natural stone that never needs sealing.
With a matt finish in a 1200×2700×9mm format, Charcoal Stone Slab suits flooring, commercial, outdoor, bringing a refined, consistent look to both residential and commercial interiors.
Material Applications
Living / Feature
- Commercial Flooring
- Outdoor Application
- Wall Cladding
- Office Flooring
Bathroom
- Bathroom Wall Cladding
Kitchen / Flooring
- General Flooring
Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes are porcelain tiles available in?
Our porcelain tiles range from 1200×2400mm up to large-format 1600×3200mm slabs, in thicknesses from 9mm to 12mm. Contact us for availability of specific sizes for your project.
Is porcelain better than natural marble or granite?
Porcelain is non-porous and never needs sealing, unlike marble or granite. It also offers highly consistent colour and pattern since designs are digitally printed. Natural stone has more unique variation and a different tactile feel — both are excellent choices depending on your priorities.
Are porcelain tiles slip resistant?
Yes — we stock both polished and matt/textured finishes. Matt and flamed finishes offer better slip resistance and are recommended for bathroom floors, outdoor areas and high-traffic commercial spaces.
Can large-format porcelain slabs be used on walls?
Yes, large-format porcelain slabs are increasingly popular for feature walls and book-matched installations, creating a seamless, joint-free look across large surfaces. Professional installation is recommended for large slabs.
How durable is porcelain compared to ceramic tile?
Porcelain is denser and less porous than standard ceramic tile, giving it far greater resistance to scratching, chipping, staining and water absorption — making it suitable for both residential and heavy commercial traffic.
What is the price of porcelain tiles in Pakistan?
Porcelain tile prices vary based on size, finish and design. Contact us on WhatsApp or call +92 323 4148908 for the latest prices and bulk discounts. We offer competitive rates for contractors and developers.
Need Help Choosing?
Our stone experts are available to help you select the perfect porcelain tile for your project.
General Questions — FB Marble
Do you provide free samples? How many samples can I take?
At FB Marble, samples are free and we encourage our clients to take up to ten samples per visit to our showroom in Lahore. You can also request samples via WhatsApp and we will arrange delivery.
What materials can I find at FB Marble?
FB Marble carries porcelain tiles, granite, marble, quartz, quartzite, onyx, travertine, limestone and soapstone. We have Pakistan's largest natural and engineered stone selection with 500+ colours and designs available.
Why should I see a slab or tile in person?
Screen colours can vary, and large-format tiles look different up close. We recommend visiting our Lahore showroom to see tile patterns and colour in person. What you see online is representative — the actual batch may vary slightly.
Where does your material come from?
At FB Marble we source our porcelain tiles and stone from reputable factories and quarries globally, including China, India, Brazil, Italy, Spain, and locally from Pakistan.
Why is some tile more expensive than others?
Tiles with large-format slabs, complex veining or specialised finishes (such as book-matched or textured surfaces) tend to cost more due to manufacturing complexity and import logistics.
Do I have to seal porcelain tiles?
No — porcelain tiles are fully vitrified and non-porous, so they never need sealing, unlike natural stone such as marble or granite which typically requires sealing once a year.