Design across a broad surface
Stone-look, concrete-look, solid and other finishes read as a continuous plane; vein/direction and joint locations are coordinated before cutting.
Large-format porcelain slabs for countertops, backsplashes, walls, bathrooms and furniture surfaces. We select a specific collection and format, verify manufacturer requirements, measure, cut, fabricate and install in Kyiv and the surrounding region.
One click opens the selected brand collection with no extra confirmation step. RoyalStone keeps your choice for the session and carries the brand into the calculator when you request a quote.
Choose Keralini for large-format ceramic finishes used on worktops, backsplashes, walls and other surfaces. Slab format, thickness and technical rules are checked for the exact series.View finishes→PROJECT SELECTIONPORCELAIN · COLLECTIONS
Laminam is a dedicated brand direction for large surfaces and precise project geometry. Exact slab format, thickness and availability are confirmed before ordering.View finishes→PROJECT SELECTIONPORCELAIN · COLLECTIONS
Choose Ascale to go directly to the brand finishes. RoyalStone checks the current collection, slab format, thickness, technical limits and project availability.View finishes→Large-format porcelain makes it possible to cover broad surfaces with fewer visible joints. A project depends not only on the finish but also on the specific manufacturer, collection, slab size, thickness, surface and official fabrication rules.
To buy large-format porcelain in Kyiv, we first define the application and geometry. Current price, availability, slab format and technical limits are confirmed for the selected collection before we prepare the layout and fabrication quote.
With large-format slabs, factory dimensions, manufacturer tolerances, substrate quality and accurate cutting/installation are critical.
Stone-look, concrete-look, solid and other finishes read as a continuous plane; vein/direction and joint locations are coordinated before cutting.
Dimensions and thicknesses are collection-specific. We verify the available format before drawings and material ordering.
Large and thin elements require controlled substrate geometry, support, handling and installation sequence.
Porcelain stoneware is an engineered ceramic material. Performance and use rules must be checked for the specific manufacturer and series.
The material suits projects that need broad visually continuous planes, precise geometry and coordinated finishes across several elements.
Countertop use is checked against thickness, support, cutouts, edges, heat zones and manufacturer requirements.
Large formats reduce joint count; outlets, corners, transitions and seam locations are coordinated in advance.
We plan wall cladding, furniture surfaces and broad panels around substrate, moisture, joints and the installation system.
Facades, tables, consoles and other elements are designed only within the slab formats, thicknesses and fabrication limits of the chosen series.
We do not apply one brand’s specifications to all porcelain. Radii, overhangs, heat/UV/outdoor limits, adhesive systems and installation rules remain manufacturer-specific.
Sinks, hobs, sockets and openings are designed with compliant radii, clearances and reinforcements.
45-degree mitres, built-up edges, exposed edges and seams require accurate geometry, suitable thickness and trial assembly.
Wall cladding depends on a flat substrate, compatible adhesive/fixing system, coverage and movement joints defined for the installation.
Large slabs require proper packaging, access planning, handling frames/suction systems and a controlled installation sequence.
Slab price is only one part of the budget. The finished work depends on collection, format, yield, cutting complexity, edges, cutouts, logistics and installation.
Manufacturer, series, finish, slab size, thickness and confirmed availability all affect the budget.
Part dimensions and finish direction determine slab count, waste and the location of technical seams.
Exposed edges, build-ups, 45-degree mitres, waterfall ends and other complex details are quoted from drawings.
Sinks, hobs, sockets, mixers and other openings add fabrication operations and require compliant radii and offsets.
Element size/weight, floor level, elevator/access, interior protection and large-format installation are budgeted separately.
Keralini Negev is recorded in Revenue Evidence as a large-format ceramic slab. We show it as a verified example of RoyalStone working with large ceramic formats, not as universal evidence for every porcelain collection.



One finish unifies the worktop, backsplash and dining table; exposed edges were polished and finished with a 2 mm bevel.
Part dimensions, slab format, layout, cutouts, joints, edges and installation are coordinated before fabrication starts.
We review photos, plans or drawings, identify applications, finish and approximate dimensions.
We record real geometry, furniture, walls, appliances, cutouts, junctions and installation access.
We confirm brand, series, slab format, thickness, surface and manufacturer limits for the selected solution.
We place parts on the slab and coordinate finish direction, joints, edges, mitres, cutouts and technical clearances.
We cut, finish edges/openings and complete mitres/build-ups where specified, then verify part geometry.
We organise safe handling of large elements, install, join and complete final quality checks.
Send dimensions, photos or drawings. We will check available collections, slab format/thickness and technical limits, then prepare a preliminary fabrication quote.