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Porcelain slab

11 years ago
How much can I expect to spend per linear foot on a porcelain slab vanity top?
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  • PRO
    11 years ago

    Hello,

    We price our slabs by groupings. The porcelain slabs range from group 2 - group 4 pricing (group 6 is the highest). We sell all slabs to fabricators only -- for a more accurate price, we recommend contacting a fabricator. They will be able to give you the price of material as well as install price.

    If you have further questions about our porcelain slabs, please contact our slab department (303)759-1919.

    Thank you.

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