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All three are large-format sintered slabs. Italian Laminam and Spanish Neolith are full-body porcelain; Cosentino Dekton is a hybrid sintered surface. Laminam pushes the format farthest at 1620 × 3240 mm in 3, 5, 12, and 20 mm thicknesses. Neolith maxes at 1600 × 3200 mm. Dekton typically runs 1440 × 3200 mm. We carry all three and pick by the project — Laminam Calacatta for monolithic floors and showers, Neolith Iconic for warm grain and exterior cladding, Dekton when a homeowner has already specified it.

Yes — that's our specialty. We move the slab on a frame-and-suction rig, score it on a wet rail, and set it with two- or three-component bond systems on a leveled substrate. Brickell high-rise jobs require service-elevator clearance and a building-engineering letter; we coordinate both before delivery. Most homes accept the format without disassembling doorways.

Floors run 12 mm or 20 mm depending on substrate and traffic — 12 mm bonded over a leveled mud bed reads visually monolithic and ages well, while 20 mm goes outside or over questionable substrates. Walls and shower surrounds use 5 to 6 mm to reduce dead-load and wall depth. Veneer over existing tile, drywall, or cabinet faces uses 3 mm bonded with a Sika or LATICRETE primer-and-mortar build.

Yes, and the curbless detail is where the system shows its quality. We waterproof to Schluter Kerdi-Board or DITRA-HEAT specs, set a linear drain on a calibrated quarter-inch fall, and bond the slab in one piece across the floor and up the wall when room geometry allows. The 1.5 mm dry joint at the wall–floor cove is the only joint a finger can find.

Yes. Pool decks, façade elements, and outdoor kitchen counters use 20 mm porcelain in Neolith or Laminam exterior systems with Sika anchors and Schluter DITRA-DRAIN underlayment. We pull the permit and provide a wind-load and bond-pull test to the engineer of record where required.

For most clients, yes — and it solves the staining and etching that marble has in coastal humidity. Laminam Calacatta and Neolith Estatuario read like book-matched marble at full slab. The trade-off: porcelain doesn't accept on-site polishing the way marble does, so chips are patched, not buffed. We size mockups against a marble sample so you see the difference in person before the slab is ordered.

Miami-Dade and Broward. The bulk of our portfolio is in Brickell, Coral Gables, Key Biscayne, Miami Beach, and Pinecrest. We accept projects in Aventura, Sunny Isles, Bal Harbour, Coconut Grove, and Fort Lauderdale when scope and schedule line up. We don't sub the work out — if we accept the job, our crew does it.

We hold three active project slots at a time. New homeowner projects typically start 6 to 10 weeks from contract. Designer-led projects with set construction calendars get sequenced into the gap — call us when the architect issues drawings, not when the contractor needs to break ground.

Yes. Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. is our working window. Most homeowner walk-throughs happen Saturday morning on-site.

Florida Certified Building Contractor, verifiable via myfloridalicense.com. General liability and workers compensation on file, certificate emailed on request. BuildZoom score: 100. Google: 4.9 stars across 85+ reviews. Twenty years on the same trade name — The Miami Floors LLC, founded 2005.

We back the labor for 5 years against installation defects: cracks at joints, hollow-set tile, waterproofing failure. Schluter waterproofing carries Schluter's lifetime system warranty on top of ours when their certified installer scope is followed end-to-end. Material warranties pass through from Laminam, Neolith, and Dekton — we coordinate the claim if it ever happens.

Vacuum or microfiber dust-mop, then damp-mop with a neutral pH cleaner — Cortag PortoBello or any unscented stone soap diluted to the bottle's spec. No vinegar, no bleach, no ammonia, no oil-based cleaners. We hand you a one-page care card on closeout.