Large-format 120x278 tiles: large slabs with reduced thickness
120x278 porcelain stoneware in KERLITE is designed for projects where the ceramic surface is intended to be perceived as a whole. The large dimensions of the slab make it possible to drastically reduce the number of grout lines and provide ample space for veining, colour variations and textures. 120x278 tiles are therefore particularly suitable when the aim is to create visually continuous coverings and give the material a central role in the space, whether on the floor or on the wall.
The 278 cm long side offers a particularly clear advantage on walls. Where the height of the room allows, a single slab can cover almost or the entire distance from floor to ceiling, avoiding intermediate horizontal joints. In bathrooms, shower areas, living spaces and hospitality environments, this makes it possible to create large surfaces where the ceramic design remains almost uninterrupted.
The 120 cm width also contributes to the continuity of the covering by reducing the number of elements required to cover a wall. On surfaces with pronounced veining or significant graphic variations, the width of the slab makes it easier to appreciate the design as a whole. On more uniform colours, by contrast, it is mainly the reduction in grout lines and the precision of the large format that define the final appearance.
120x278 porcelain stoneware therefore makes it possible to design the covering as a true architectural surface, without relying on a dense subdivision into tiles. To achieve this result, careful planning of cuts and professional installation naturally play a fundamental role. The quality of the large format emerges fully when every detail is designed with the same precision as the surface itself.

