Printed Quartz Slab Series Now Available in Super Jumbo Quartz Slab Size
Printed Quartz Slab Series Now Available in Super Jumbo Quartz Slab Size
In recent years, the quartz industry has witnessed a quiet revolution: One that blends high-end aesthetics with cutting-edge digital technology. That revolution is printed quartz slab, a new generation of engineered surfaces that replicates natural stone with astonishing detail. At Yeyang Quartz, we’ve not only embraced this innovation but pushed it further by being one of the few manufacturers capable of producing super jumbo quartz slabs in 3500mm*2000mm(11.5×6.5 ft) format.
1. What is Printed Quartz Slab?
Printed quartz slab refers to engineered quartz surfaces that utilize high-definition inkjet printing technology to reproduce realistic stone patterns, such as marble, granite, and onyx, directly onto the quartz surface. Unlike traditional veined quartz, where pigments are mixed during fabrication, printed quartz slab allows for intricate, layered designs with photographic accuracy.
This technique has dramatically expanded the aesthetic range of quartz surfaces. It brings to life complex marble looks, subtle stone textures, and even custom imagery — all with the performance and durability quartz is known for.
(Yeyang Printed Quartz Slab K11036S For Kitchen Island)
2. Super Jumbo Quartz Slab vs. Standard Quartz Slab Size
What truly sets Yeyang’s printed quartz collection apart is our ability to manufacture these designs in super jumbo quartz slab format, which is up to 3500mm*2000mm(11.5×6.5 ft).
Compared to standard slabs (typically 3000×1400mm), super jumbo quartz slabs offer:
Fewer seams in large-area installations
Improved visual continuity for printed patterns
Greater fabrication efficiency for commercial-scale projects
For projects involving seamless quartz countertops, having access to a larger slab means fewer cuts, more fluid designs, and less material waste.
3. Why Printed Quartz is Gaining Popularity
The rise of printed quartz slab in global markets isn’t accidental. Designers and homeowners alike are now seeking countertop solutions that offer more than function — they want visual identity. With printed quartz, clients can achieve:
Higher design resolution than traditional veined quartz
Consistent patterns across multiple slabs
More versatility in style — from bold Calacatta looks to minimalist grey textures
At Yeyang Quartz, our printed series taps into two key trends: high-contrast statement surfaces and soft-toned modernism. Our best-selling models — Calacatta Brown Veins and Subtle Grey Texture — exemplify these directions.
4. Product Recommendation: Two Styles, One Technology
K11029S Calacatta Brown Veins Printed Quartz Slab: This slab features bold brown veining across a crisp white base, capturing the drama of natural Calacatta marble with a warmer, more rustic tone. It’s especially favored for seamless quartz countertop designs in kitchen islands and hospitality spaces.
K11036S Subtle Grey Veins Printed Quartz Slab: This model offers a restrained, minimalist surface with delicate grey veining. Its modern aesthetic makes it ideal for contemporary bathrooms, worktops, and living areas where a calming backdrop is desired.
5. Limited Suppliers, Unlimited Potential
Currently, only a handful of quartz manufacturers globally have the capacity and technical expertise to deliver printed quartz slabs in super jumbo format. Yeyang Quartz is proud to be among that group. Our printed slabs are not only visually appealing but also meet international standards for quality and performance — making them ideal for both residential and commercial applications. As design demands continue to evolve, Yeyang is committed to bringing the best of technology and style together. Our printed quartz collection proves that innovation doesn’t stop at function — it extends to form, format, and feeling.
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Experience the future of seamless quartz countertop design — bold, refined, and printed to perfection. Contact us anytime for the Latest Quartz Trends and Quartz Slab Samples.
