A slab is cut to what the block allows, so the range below is a range and not a catalogue of stock. What a specific block will give is confirmed against the block, before anything is cut.
The modules this stone is cut and polished into for tiling. The published list is the same on both sources except for the 305 mm square, which one of them prints and the other does not; it is shown because it is a module in the trade.
| Size (mm) | Trade size (in) | Thickness | Where it is used |
|---|---|---|---|
| 300 × 300 | 12" × 12" | 10 mm · 12 mm | Floor and wall tiling; the module a domestic project is laid in |
| 305 × 305 | 12" × 12" | 10 mm · 12 mm | The same tile in the size the trade also lists it under |
| 400 × 400 | 16" × 16" | 10 mm · 12 mm | Floor tiling where a larger module is wanted |
| 457 × 457 | 18" × 18" | 10 mm · 12 mm | The imperial module, and the one most commercial floor plans are drawn on |
| 300 × 600 | 12" × 24" | 10 mm · 12 mm | A rectangular module, laid staggered along a corridor |
| 600 × 600 | 24" × 24" | 10 mm · 12 mm | The large commercial module, and the one that decides the loading |
Tile thickness is quoted at 10 mm and 12 mm. The published tolerance is ±1 mm on tile and ±0.5 mm on countertop and large slab work, so a 10 mm tile is 10 mm to a millimetre, not to a tolerance band.
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Slabs are cut across the bed, so the size depends on the block, and the figure depends on where in the block the slab was taken. A range and a list of named sizes are both published for this material, and they are shown as two different things.
| Size | Thickness | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 1800 – 3200 × 600 – 2200 mm | 10 mm · 12 mm · 15 mm · 16 mm · 18 mm · 20 mm · 23 mm · 25 mm · 30 mm | The published range for slabs of this material |
| 1800 × 600 mm and up | 15 mm · 18 mm · 20 mm · 25 mm · 30 mm | A named size from the trade list |
| 1800 × 700 mm and up | 15 mm · 18 mm · 20 mm · 25 mm · 30 mm | A named size from the trade list |
| 2400 × 1200 mm and up | 15 mm · 18 mm · 20 mm · 25 mm · 30 mm | A named size from the trade list |
| 2400 × 1400 mm and up | 15 mm · 18 mm · 20 mm · 25 mm · 30 mm | A named size from the trade list |
| 2500 × 1500 mm and up | 15 mm · 18 mm · 20 mm · 25 mm · 30 mm | A named size from the trade list |
| 2800 × 1500 mm and up | 15 mm · 18 mm · 20 mm · 25 mm · 30 mm | A named size from the trade list |
| 2800 × 1800 mm and up | 18 mm · 20 mm · 30 mm | The largest named size published for this material |
This station cuts to 2400 × 1600 mm as the common slab, with heavier material to 3200 × 1680 × 30 mm. The thickness that moves fastest here is 18 mm and 20 mm; 15 mm and 12 mm are made to order.
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Cut to size, and cut from one slab where the run allows it, so the figure continues from the front edge to the back rather than restarting at the join.
| Size | Thickness | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 96" × 26" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | The standard kitchen worktop module in the published list |
| 108" × 26" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | A longer run for a straight wall |
| 98" × 26" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | A variant published on the trade list |
| 96" × 16" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | A narrower worktop, usually a side run |
| 72" × 36" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | A deep worktop |
| 76" × 36" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | A deep worktop, published on the trade list |
| 1800 × 600 mm | 18 mm · 20 mm | The metric module |
| 2400 × 600 mm | 18 mm · 20 mm | The metric module, and the length of a full slab |
Edge profiles published for this material are full and half bullnose, bevel, eased, ogee, and square with a radius relief. A polished edge, a bevelled edge and a bullnose are three different pieces of labour and the drawing should name one.
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Cut to the basin opening, with the cutout and the drain position taken from the basin rather than the other way round. A basin is bought first and the stone is cut to it.
| Size | Thickness | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 25" × 22" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | The smallest published module |
| 31" × 22" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | A single-basin top |
| 37" × 22" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | A single-basin top, the longer of the two |
| 49" × 22" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | A double-basin top |
| 60" × 22" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | A double-basin top, published on the trade list |
| 61" × 22" | 3/4" · 3/8" · 1/2" | A double-basin top, the figure on the other published list |
The 60-inch and 61-inch figures appear on different published lists. Both are shown; they are the same module sold under two roundings, and the one that matters is the one on the basin you are buying.
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The published thickness list for this material, and what this station holds as standard. The two are different, and the difference is the difference between a stone that can be ordered today and one that has to be planned.
| Thickness | What it is used for | On this station |
|---|---|---|
| 10 mm | Tiling, and the thin sheet for a substrate that cannot take full thickness | Standard for the thin sheet and the veneer |
| 12 mm | Tiling, and light cut-to-size work | Made to order |
| 15 mm | Cut-to-size and panel work | Made to order |
| 16 mm | Tile and light cut-to-size work | Published for the trade; ask for it against the block |
| 18 mm | Slab, panel and countertop work | Standard |
| 20 mm | Slab, panel, countertop and treads | Standard |
| 23 mm | Heavier countertop and floor work | Published for the trade; ask for it against the block |
| 25 mm | Heavy floor, kerb and landscape work | Published for the trade; ask for it against the block |
| 30 mm | Floor, kerb, coping and landscape work | Available, and in the heavier slab range |
| 50 mm | Plinth, bench base and heavy landscape work | Made to order; the block decides |
| 100 mm | Solid plinth and monolithic work | Made to order; the block decides |
A 1 cm export-grade thin slab is a different product from a 2 cm slab, and the two are not interchangeable. The thickness is the number that decides the container, not the area — the same area of 10 mm and 20 mm is two very different shipments.
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The published quality figures for this material. These are the numbers a fabricator copies into a price, and a buyer who is comparing two quotations is comparing these.
| Figure | Published value |
|---|---|
| Polish degree | 80°–100° for a commercial polish; 90° and above for a mirror finish |
| Thickness tolerance | ±0.5 mm on countertop and large slab; ±1 mm on tile |
| Surface flatness | ±0.3 mm |
| Diagonal | ±1 mm |
| Edge profiles | Full and half bullnose · bevel · eased · ogee · square with a radius relief |
A tolerance is a limit on variation, not a promise of uniformity. Stone varies between beds and between positions in one bed, and the photograph on a product page is a guide rather than a contract.
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The phrases this page answers, written out. If yours is not on the list, the specification is still the same — send it and it will be quoted against the block.
The sizes and tolerances on this page are the published supplier and trade-platform figures for Coffee Wood Marble, read from the Eonyx Stone and Global Stone Ex product pages for this material on 26 October 2026. They are not our own laboratory measurements and they are not a guarantee of stock. A slab is cut to what the block allows, so what a specific block will give is confirmed against that block before anything is cut. Ask for a test report and a slab selection photograph on the block your order is drawn against.
Send the drawing, the module or the quantity. We confirm what the block will give, what thickness, and how much of it fits in the container before anything is quoted.