Note: Only 1 piece sample

CONBON Black Flexible Stone Veneer

Elevate your interiors with CONBON Black—a sophisticated fusion of authentic natural stone and modern innovation. This ultra-thin 1.5mm cladding panel delivers the timeless elegance of real slate with unparalleled versatility. Crafted from a single block of natural stone with a fiberglass backing, it is lightweight, flexible, and bends effortlessly around curves and corners.

Key Features & Applications

Slate-Lite panels are engineered for premium residential and commercial applications, including feature walls, luxury retail spaces, furniture finishes, and bathroom tiles. Unlike traditional stone slabs, these panels are:

• Flexible: Can be heat-molded to wrap around round objects.
• Durable: Less brittle than full stone, UV-resistant, waterproof, and frost-proof.
• Easy to Install: Can be cut with standard hard-metal circular saws and drilled with stone/hardwood bits.
• Translucent Option: Compatible with light sources to highlight unique natural stone patterns.

 Note: Only 1 piece sample

Kindly be advised this product is not Applicable for return!

WIDTH: 28 cm

LENGTH:14 cm

DEPTH: 0.2 cm

Stone Veneer

100% natural can be used indoors and outdoors. ► 100% natural stone surface ► Overall thickness approx. 1.0 - 2.5 mm ► Bendable radius: approx. 5 cm ► UV-resistant & frostproof ► Waterproof & easy to clean Slate-Lite thin stone panels The look and feel of real, natural stone, but coupled with flexibility and versatility on a sheet that is only 1,5mm thin: that’s Slate-Lite, a type of thin stone panel that creates fantastic results while being much easier to transport and apply than traditional stone slabs. A special production method allows multiple paperthin sheets to be obtained from a single massive block for further use in a wide variety of scenarios. Slate-Lite thin stone panels are the real deal, manufactured by hand, by the original producer of thin slate panels according to highest quality standards. Flexible, easy to use, and made of real thin stone: Slate-Lite for many applications Slate-Lite is made of real, natural stone with a backing of fiber glass. Thanks to this composition, it has the beautiful look of a full stone slab, while being much thinner, lighter, flexible and thus very easy to transport. While stone slabs are restricted in where and how they can be used due to their weight and rigidity, Slate-Lite thin stone panels face no such restrictions. The panels can be bent and molded to the underlying surface with heat, so they can wrap around corners and round objects. They are less brittle than full stone slabs so that they are not as easily damaged by falling objects and similar issues. Despite this, a hard-metal tipped circular saw or a skill saw can be used to cut the thin stone to shape easily. Drills for stone and hard wood can be used to create holes for outlets and hooks. Thus Slate-Lite can be applied as facades, indoor and outdoor wall coatings, flooring, bathroom and kitchen tiles, and furniture finishes. A special variant of our Slate-Lite product is our Translucent line. This thin stone veneer is created with a translucent backing which allows light to shine through the stone. Like this, natural stone can be used as a covering for light sources, bringing out the patterns and colors unique to each thin stone. With their light weight, high flexibility, and quality appearance, Slate-Lite is ideal for commercial uses such as store construction, restaurants and bars, counters, and similar applications. Thin stone: the production process revealed In regular stone processing, a stone slab has a much thicker limit for how much it can be cut before becoming brittle and breaking. It’s only thanks to a special technique that Slate-Lite products can achieve the 1,5mm thin stone surface. In order to achieve this, the stone slab is first covered with two layers of glue, the second being applied when the first begins to harden. The glue is then used to fix a fiber glass reinforced base to the stone. After drying for 24 hours, the base can be peeled off and the glue will take the first, thin stone layer with it. The result is a light-weight and flexible, yet stable panel made of real stone that can be used in ways that are impossible for regular stone panels.