How much does one Coffee Wood Marble slab weigh?
At 2.70 grams per cubic centimetre, a 2400 by 1600 by 20 millimetre slab is about 207 kilograms. That figure decides how many slabs a container takes and how many people a floor needs to lift one.
Slabs, tiles, thicknesses, and what fits in a container.
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At 2.70 grams per cubic centimetre, a 2400 by 1600 by 20 millimetre slab is about 207 kilograms. That figure decides how many slabs a container takes and how many people a floor needs to lift one.
About 450 square metres of 20 millimetre slab, which works out at roughly 120 slabs of 2400 by 1600. The number moves with thickness, with the slab size and with how the yard loads them, so it is worth asking rather than assuming.
18 or 20 millimetres for a floor or a wall panel, 30 millimetres where the edge is seen or the surface takes a hit, and 10 or 12 millimetres where it is tile on a sound substrate. Twelve millimetres is made to order for a substrate that cannot take more.
Standard is 2400 by 1600 millimetres at 18 and 20 millimetres, with 30 millimetre material available up to about 3200 by 1680. We also cut half slabs at 1800 by 600 for panels and for orders that are not a full container.
18 or 20 millimetres if the floor is laid as slab, and 10 or 12 millimetres if it is laid as tile on a sound substrate. The difference is not the material, it is how the floor is held and whether the edge is seen.
Slab is the stone as it comes off the saw, cut to a nominal size, and it is the form you buy for a floor or for stock. Tile is the same stone cut to a finished size and to a finished edge, and it is the form you buy when the substrate is sound and the layout is repetitive.
Roughly 450 square metres of 20 millimetre slab in a 20-foot container, about 120 slabs of 2400 by 1600. At 30 millimetres it is roughly 320 square metres, and at 10 millimetres roughly 950.
Thickness within ±1 millimetre on a slab, and ±0.3 millimetre on flatness with a diagonal of ±1 millimetre. On a cut panel the figure is tighter, because a panel has to match the one beside it.
The thickness, the freight and what the slab can be asked to do. A 30 millimetre slab is half as many to a square metre, it costs more to move, and it is the one to use where the edge is seen or where the surface takes a hit.
Ordered by how many questions each one holds.