What is The Mont Synthesis Porcelain Shower System?

What is Mont Synthesis?

Mont Synthesis is a new cutting edge modular shower system that give the high-end look of large format porcelain, without the pains of complex, time-consuming installation. The porcelain slabs come pre-mounted on backer board. This backer board has clips that are preinstalled, which then clip into a rail system that is mounted between the studs. This new process shaves a significant amount of time off the installation, allowing the porcelain to be hung and ready to use the next day.

Colors and Patterns

Currently, there are 14 different colors and patterns to choose from. With a wide range of options, you're sure to find something that fits your aesthetic. These different colors can be seen at Mont Surfaces' show rooms.

What are the pros and cons?

The shower system cost is comparable to a tile shower, but with a fraction of the downtime. The materials themselves are more expensive than average tile, but the labor cost is significantly reduced.

Pros

  • Quick install (as little as 1 day)

  • Beautiful results with real porcelain slabs

  • Modular system allows for a variety of sizes up to 60"x36"

  • Can still have accessories like a niche and wall mounted bench

  • Can be used for tub surround

  • Easily remove and replace whole panel to access plumbing

  • No thin-set or adhesive needed

  • No grout to clean!

Cons

  • System is more expensive than glue-up or acrylic options

  • Not currently available for larger than 60"x36" showers

  • Steam shower options and matching curb still in R&D

What's next?

Vertical slab options are coming soon. The standard system is ready now!
We have attended the training and are ready to begin. We just need you to tell us which color you want us to install for you!

We hope we've done our part to help your next remodel go smoothly. Good luck on your journey and be sure to view our other blog posts.

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