Explore premium quality Tiger Onyx Slab natural stone. Available in multiple finishes and custom specifications.
The Stone
About Tiger Onyx Slab
Tiger Onyx slab collection. Large-format rust natural stone selected for architectural surfaces, custom fabrication, and projects that need continuous visual movement.
Use Cases
Best Applications
Interior Design (Wall Cladding and Floor Tile)
Furniture (Table, Coffee Table, Console Table, Fireplace and etc.)
Mosaic and Design
At a Glance
Product Overview
FormSlab
SizesCustom — cut to project specification
FinishesPolished
Technical
Installation & Care
Slab installation requires professional heavy-duty handling equipment and trained masonry crew.
Perform dry-lay inspection to verify vein-matching, book-matching layout, and color blending before installation.
Securely anchor slabs using mechanical fixing brackets for vertical wall cladding.
Seal with professional penetrating sealer.
To learn more about the geological origins, color variations, and blocks of this material, visit the main Tiger Onyx page.
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Get in touch with our team to discuss your requirements and receive a custom quote.
What surface finishes are commonly applied to Tiger Onyx Slab?▾
Polished and honed finishes are standard processing options, bringing out the depth of the rust and cream mineral banding across the surface.
Can Tiger Onyx Slab be backlit in architectural installations?▾
The crystalline composition allows light transmission through specific sections of the stone, accentuating natural veining and varied opacity in custom illuminated assemblies.
Where can Tiger Onyx Slab be integrated within interior designs?▾
This onyx can be considered for vertical accent walls, bespoke fireplace surrounds, reception fascias, and decorative furniture elements.
How should Tiger Onyx Slab surfaces be maintained?▾
Routine cleaning requires pH-neutral stone cleaners and non-abrasive cloths. Avoid acidic or harsh chemical solutions to maintain the natural mineral surface.
