Bathroom countertops and vanity tops
In a wet room, the surface has to take humidity, limescale and cosmetics in its stride. Minéralis, the surface that replaces quartz, and large-format ceramic excel at it.
Designed for wet rooms
The enemy of vanity tops is water creeping in. With absorption below 0.05%, Minéralis stays sound over time: no rings, no ingrained stains. Light shades such as Cristal Ice or Alba visually enlarge small bathrooms.
For wall cladding and made-to-measure shower trays, large-format ceramic limits the joints and simplifies upkeep. A duo of Minéralis vanity top and ceramic walls makes a coherent, durable bathroom.
The essentials
- Minéralis water absorption
- < 0.05%
- Minéralis warranty
- 20 years
- Slab format
- 3200 x 1600 mm
- Use
- Indoor use only
Three colours for the bathroom
Cristal Ice
An icy white with crystalline reflections, a surface that catches the light and visually enlarges the space.
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Alba
An off-white veiled in discreet nuances, dawn light resting on a worktop.
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Travertin Crema
A cream travertine texture, Mediterranean softness in an easy-living ceramic surface.
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Is Minéralis suitable for a bathroom?
Yes. With water absorption below 0.05%, Minéralis suits vanity tops and humid environments in indoor use. The surface cleans with clear water and a soft cloth.
Which surface for shower wall cladding?
Large-format ceramic is ideal for wall cladding: its large dimensions limit the joints, the weak points of wet rooms, and its non-porous surface slows limescale build-up.
Are bathroom cleaning products compatible?
For Minéralis, prefer clear water or white vinegar diluted to 10% at most against limescale, and avoid greasy products. Ceramic is maintained with soapy water.
A bathroom project?
Vanity top, cladding, furniture: describe your project and we will recommend the right surface.