Sintered stone 80 x 260 cm: size, weight and uses
Short answer: one 80 x 260 cm slab covers 2.08 m2. The common thickness is 9 mm, one slab weighs about 45 kg, and market price runs from Rp 1.800.000 to Rp 1.900.000 per slab.
The numbers that matter
| Item | Value | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Size | 80 x 260 cm | maximum panel without a join |
| Area per slab | 2.08 m2 | calculating slab count |
| Common thickness | 9 mm | stiffness and support |
| Weight per slab | 45 kg | lifting and cabinet load |
This is narrow format for side tables, vanity tops and long slim panels.
Market price for this format
| Basis | Market range | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Per slab | Rp 1.800.000 - Rp 1.900.000 | 80 x 260 cm, 9 mm |
| Per square metre | Rp 865.000 - Rp 915.000 | one slab covers 2.08 m2 |
| Excluded | all fabrication | cutting, edge profiles, cut-outs, delivery, installation |
Compiled from public supplier price lists in Indonesia, October 2026. Market reference only, not a quotation.
Working out how many slabs
Divide the panel area by 2.08 m2 and round up. A 3 m worktop at 60 cm is 1.8 m2, so one slab covers it. An island with two visible faces doubles that, and the offcut decides whether one slab is still enough.
What gets missed: splashbacks, visible end panels, and spare material for cutting mistakes. Add 10 to 15 percent before ordering.
Looks available in this format
- Statuario 80 · white
- Super White 80 · white
Other looks can be ordered subject to the batch. For a specific pattern for a project, see custom pattern work.
The limits of a narrow format
The 80 x 260 cm format is useful where width is not needed: side tables, vanity tops, wall niches and shelving. The limits matter more than the uses.
| Use | Result | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Side table 80 x 80 cm | Fits | Offcut can be used again |
| Vanity 80 x 50 cm | Fits | Rear offcut covers a short splashback |
| Wall niche | Fits | Lengthways veining adds height |
| Dining table for four (120 cm) | Does not fit | Needs a lengthways join |
At 80 cm wide, veining almost always runs lengthways. Cut across it and the vein looks interrupted, so the cut direction has to be agreed before fabrication.
For projects needing many identical small pieces, this format is efficient because there is little waste and handling is lighter than a large slab.
Buyer questions
Short answers for buyers comparing looks, formats and prices.
How big is a 80 x 260 cm slab?
One slab covers 2.08 m2. That is the number used to size a job: divide the panel area by 2.08 m2 and round up.
What thickness is normal for 80 x 260 cm?
9 mm is the common specification. Thickness sets stiffness and weight, not surface durability, which is the same at every thickness.
How much does a 80 x 260 cm slab weigh?
About 45 kg. That weight decides how many people or what lifting aid is needed, and how strong the support frame must be.
Is 80 x 260 cm big enough for a kitchen island?
Yes, and this is the format that avoids a join across a worktop. An island longer than the slab still needs a join, but it falls at the end rather than in the middle.
How many slabs for a three metre worktop?
A 3 m worktop at 60 cm deep is 1.8 m2, so one slab is enough. What decides the count is the vein direction and the offcuts needed for a splashback.
What does this format cost?
Market range is Rp 1.800.000 to Rp 1.900.000 per slab. Per square metre breakdown is on the pricing page for this format.
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