Porcelain slab and large-format panels in Boise, Idaho
Porcelain slab panels are large sheets of porcelain, often five feet by ten, that cover a wall, shower, or fireplace with almost no grout lines. We install them for homeowners, designers, and custom builders. They are one of the most demanding things we install.
Serving Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, Kuna, Nampa, Caldwell, and the Treasure Valley, with projects in Sun Valley and McCall.
A slab only looks easy.
The wall behind a large-format panel has to be perfectly flat and structurally sound. Veins and patterns have to line up precisely, so we lay the slabs out and go over the look before anything is cut.
On a perfect installation, the seams between panels disappear, so we plan where they land before the panels go up. Each seam is then filled with a handmade, color-matched epoxy just before the panel is placed.
When setting porcelain panels, we aim for 100% thin-set coverage behind them. This makes sure there's nothing hollow, no movement, and no cracks later.
That's the part you'll never see. It's also the reason the finished wall reads as one piece of stone.
Showers, fireplaces, feature walls.
Showers. Floor-to-ceiling walls with almost no grout to clean, over a concrete pan and full waterproofing.
Fireplaces. Book-matched slabs, so the veining mirrors down the center.
Feature walls and kitchens. Backsplashes, islands, and accent walls in one continuous surface.
Projects
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What moves the number.
The size of the wall. The slab you choose. How many cuts and how many seams. What the wall behind it needs before it's flat. We walk the project first, then put every line in writing.
How it goes.
We follow the same remodeling process on every project: in-depth planning, an estimate in writing, an enjoyable build, and a final walkthrough where we discuss warranty and care before we leave. See how it goes →
"Their attention to detail and craftsmanship is unlike any I've seen. I think it's rare to find true craftsmanship lately."
Jon W. · Google review"They were very thorough, clean and we hardly knew they were in our house!"
Gene A. · Google reviewQuestions people ask.
Are porcelain slabs the same as quartz or marble?
No. Porcelain slabs are fired porcelain made to look like stone. They're thinner and lighter than quartz or natural stone, don't stain, and never need sealing.
Can you put porcelain panels in a shower?
Yes. It's one of the best uses: floor-to-ceiling walls with almost no grout, over a concrete pan and a full waterproofing system.
Do the seams show?
We plan where they land, match the veins across them, and fill them with a color-matched epoxy. You have to look for them, and in most cases they are hard to find.
Can panels go over an existing wall?
Only if that wall is flat and structurally sound. Usually we prep or rebuild the wall first, because large-format panels require a perfect substrate.
How long does a panel install take?
It depends on the size and the prep. Planning and layout happen before day one, so the install itself moves quickly. Once a space is prepped and ready, we can typically fabricate and install one panel per day.
Considering porcelain panels for your space?
(208) 306-4004Tell us about the wall, floor, shower, or fireplace you'd like to update. We check messages every day and reply within one business day. Often the same afternoon.
Every project is covered by our 2-year workmanship warranty, and enrolled in manufacturer lifetime warranties where applicable.
