Porcelain
Modern Innovation & Low Maintenance
Porcelain slabs are fired at high temperatures to produce a dense, non-porous surface that resists scratches, UV exposure, frost, and staining. Moonstone Porcelain is available in large-format sizes, reducing visible seams across floors, walls, and countertops. Suitable for interior and exterior applications including feature walls, outdoor kitchens, and high-traffic flooring.
Key Features
- Extremely scratch resistant
- UV resistant - won't fade
- Heat resistant
- Non-porous & Stain Resistant
- Anti-bacterial
Popular Applications
Care & Maintenance
Minimal maintenance, clean with any household cleaner, highly resistant to chemicals.
Frequently Asked Questions
These are the most commonly asked questions about Gallant Marble. Got a question? Contact us
We work with a wide variety of premium natural and engineered stones including marble, granite, quartz, and porcelain. Each material offers unique benefits in terms of durability, aesthetics, and maintenance requirements.
We are based in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada and provide services throughout the GTA. Depending on the project we are willing to travel further, contact us with your location to confirm service availability in your area.
Gallant Marble has been serving customers for over 20 years, completing more than 5,000 projects. Our extensive experience ensures quality craftsmanship and reliable service.
You can get a quote by using our online quote system, visiting our showroom, or calling us directly. For the most accurate quote, we recommend scheduling a consultation where we can discuss your project requirements and take precise measurements.
Online quotes are typically provided within 24-48 hours. In-person consultations can provide immediate preliminary pricing estimates.
Several factors influence pricing including: type of stone material, slab thickness, edge profile complexity, cutouts for sinks and appliances, square footage, and installation requirements. We provide detailed breakdowns in all our quotes.











