Laminam vs. Dekton for Outdoor Kitchens in South Florida

Two Premium Surfaces, One Common Goal

Both Laminam porcelain and Dekton sintered stone are engineered for permanent outdoor exposure. Both are non-porous, UV-stable, heat-resistant, and stain-proof — a significant upgrade over natural stone for South Florida's UV, salt air, and year-round use.

Laminam: Ultra-Thin Porcelain Panels

Laminam produces large-format thin porcelain panels for outdoor kitchen applications. The Naturali collection — Pietra di Savoia Antracite, Perla, and Grigio — offers a natural-stone aesthetic, with large slabs allowing seamless countertops with minimal joints.

Dekton: Ultra-Compact Sintered Stone

Dekton is produced by sintering at extreme temperature and pressure, creating a surface with higher density than traditional porcelain. It offers a broad color range and heat resistance suited for areas immediately adjacent to outdoor grills.