What are 1200x3000mm tiles used for?

Primarily exterior facades, kitchen countertops and islands, bathroom wall cladding, and premium feature walls where a near-seamless, minimal-grout look is the goal. Commercial and hospitality flooring is a growing secondary use.

Are 1200x3000mm tiles suitable for flooring?

Yes, in 9mm to 12mm thickness, provided the substrate meets strict flatness tolerances and the installer follows large-format adhesive protocols. It's less commonly used for flooring than for walls and countertops, mainly due to handling logistics rather than performance limitations.

What thickness is available?

Typically 3mm to 20mm. Thinner panels (3mm–6mm) suit wall cladding and re-facing; 9mm–12mm suits flooring and countertops; 12mm+ suits load-bearing countertop use, with structural support required for larger overhangs.

How much does a 1200x3000mm slab weigh?

It varies significantly by thickness a single slab can weigh well over 50kg even at thinner gauges, and considerably more at 12mm and above. This is exactly why mechanical lifting equipment isn't optional; manual handling isn't realistic or safe at this size.

Which adhesive should be used?

A polymer-modified, large-format-rated adhesive meeting C2TES1/S2 equivalent standards under IS 15477, applied with 95% back coverage and back-buttering technique. Ask your dealer or installer to confirm the adhesive grade in writing before the order is placed it's a small step that prevents a much bigger problem later.

Why buy 1200x3000mm slabs from Morbi?

Morbi's manufacturing scale supports the consistent production runs that large-format full-body vitrified material requires, along with established export infrastructure for shipments to the UAE, Africa, and Southeast Asia. For a size this specialized, sourcing from a manufacturer with genuine large-format experience rather than a general tile trader is worth the extra diligence.