Full Slab
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Full slab means a complete, uncut slab face rather than cut-to-size pieces. Buyers choose full slabs when they want bookmatching or continuous vein flow across a project.
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A 20-foot dry container (20DC / 20DV) is a closed general-purpose box used for many stone tile and cut-to-size shipments. Weight limits and packing protect finished material.
Free length means fixed-width strips or tiles supplied in variable or random lengths rather than one fixed length. It is a size term on orders, not a finish. Spanish: largo libre; Turkish: boy serbest or BS.
A linear meter (running meter) measures length along one axis—common for skirting, steps, and free-length strips. Turkish: mtul or metre tül; Spanish: metro lineal or ml. It is a unit term, not a finish.
Dimensions or size configuration of tiles, slabs, or stone pieces. In trade it also appears as formato (Spanish), formatos (Spanish). Attested most in Spain, Turkey, and Venezuela.
Stone block extracted from a quarry. In trade it also appears as bloques (Spanish), blocco (Italian), bloklar (Turkish). Attested most in Spain, Turkey, and Italy.
Raw stone block extracted from a quarry. In trade it also appears as blok (Turkish), bloque (Spanish). Attested most in Turkey and Spain.
Measurement between opposite surfaces of a material. In trade it also appears as grosor (Spanish), espesor (Spanish), kalınlık (Turkish). Attested most in Spain, Turkey, and Argentina.
60×60 cm is a common square stone tile format for floors and walls. Orders specify thickness (often 1–2 cm), finish, and packing with the size. Spanish: 60x60; Turkish trade often writes 60*60.
Stone material with two-centimeter thickness. In trade it also appears as 2lik (Turkish), 2 lik (Turkish). Attested most in Turkey.
Individual manufactured or cut unit used for surface covering. In trade it also appears as baldosa (Spanish), baldosas (Spanish), fayans (Turkish). Attested most in Spain and Turkey.
Stone slab supplied at two-centimeter thickness. In trade it also appears as Tabla de 2 cm (Spanish), 2 cm plaka (Turkish), Tabla de 2 (Spanish). Attested most in Turkey, Spain, and Morocco.
Stone material with standard three-centimeter thickness. In trade it also appears as 3 luk (Turkish), 3luk (Turkish). Attested most in Turkey.
Stone thickness of 1.2 centimeters. In trade it also appears as 1,2 cm de grosor (Spanish), 1,2 cm (Spanish). Attested most in Turkey, Argentina, and Spain.
A French pattern set is a modular multi-size tile kit that lays the Versailles/French pattern. Sold as pattern sets with defined piece mix, not a single tile size.
40.6×61×1.2 cm is a rectangular tile module used in some markets (often imperial 16×24 equivalents). Specify finish and packing with the size. In trade it also appears as 40,6x61x1,2 cm (Spanish), 61x40,6x1,2 cm (Spanish), 61x40,6x1,2cm. (OTHER). Attested most in Turkey, Argentina, and Spain.
Custom size means nonstandard customer-specified dimensions instead of stock modules. Typical for cut-to-size projects; drawings and tolerances come with the order.
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How the trade says it
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| Term | Markets | Seen |
|---|---|---|
| laminas completas | MX×1 | ×1 |
| laminas enteras | MX×1 | ×1 |
| planchas completas | DO×1 | ×1 |
- MX×1
- MX×1
- DO×1
enEnglish
| Term | Markets | Seen |
|---|---|---|
| full slabs | AE×2CR×1SE×1US×1 | ×5 |
| full slab | AU×1 | ×1 |
- AE×2CR×1SE×1US×1
- AU×1
ptPortuguese
| Term | Markets | Seen |
|---|---|---|
| chapa inteira | BR×1 | ×1 |
- BR×1
FAQ
What does "full slabs" mean in United Arab Emirates?
In United Arab Emirates, traders use "full slabs" for Full Slab. Full slab means a complete, uncut slab face rather than cut-to-size pieces. Buyers choose full slabs when they want bookmatching or continuous vein flow across a project.
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What does "full slab" mean in Australia?
In Australia, traders use "full slab" for Full Slab. Full slab means a complete, uncut slab face rather than cut-to-size pieces. Buyers choose full slabs when they want bookmatching or continuous vein flow across a project.
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What does "chapa inteira" mean in Brazil?
In Brazil, traders use "chapa inteira" for Full Slab. Full slab means a complete, uncut slab face rather than cut-to-size pieces. Buyers choose full slabs when they want bookmatching or continuous vein flow across a project.
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What does "full slabs" mean in Costa Rica?
In Costa Rica, traders use "full slabs" for Full Slab. Full slab means a complete, uncut slab face rather than cut-to-size pieces. Buyers choose full slabs when they want bookmatching or continuous vein flow across a project.
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What does "planchas completas" mean in Dominican Republic?
In Dominican Republic, traders use "planchas completas" for Full Slab. Full slab means a complete, uncut slab face rather than cut-to-size pieces. Buyers choose full slabs when they want bookmatching or continuous vein flow across a project.
DO · es · ×1
What does "laminas completas" mean in Mexico?
In Mexico, traders use "laminas completas" for Full Slab. Full slab means a complete, uncut slab face rather than cut-to-size pieces. Buyers choose full slabs when they want bookmatching or continuous vein flow across a project.
MX · es · ×1
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