What is Laminam porcelain and why is it different from standard tiles?

What is Laminam porcelain and why is it different from standard tiles?

Laminam is a revolutionary Italian-engineered large-format porcelain surface produced in slabs up to 3240 × 1620mm — far larger than any standard tile. Unlike conventional tiles, Laminam is manufactured without moulds, which eliminates internal panel tension and results in a stronger, more consistent product with fewer breakages. At just 3mm to 12mm thick (with 20mm slabs available for outdoor applications), it is significantly lighter than natural stone yet more hygienic, non-porous, and more durable. Its mould-free production process also means cleaner fabrication and far fewer visible joins, making it the preferred choice for architects, designers, and homeowners across Melbourne and Australia who want seamless, high-end surfaces.

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