Made by compressing and heating natural minerals, such as quartz, marble, and granite, into a dense and compact surface, this complex process creates a material that is highly resistant to scratches, stains, and heat, making it ideal for high-traffic areas and everyday use.

Also known as compact surface, it is made from a combination of natural minerals and advanced technology that creates a durable, low-maintenance, and visually stunning surface.

The benefits of sintered stone as a dining surface include

• Durability: Sintered stone is non-porous and extremely hardy, stain-resistant and scratch resistant.
• Longevity: Sintered stone is a practical investment for dining surfaces as it is very durable, assuring a long lifespan for the material.
• Aesthetic appeal: Sintered stone comes in many different colors, patterns and finishes, making it easy to match with different designs and decors.

Compared to marble, sintered stone offers several advantages. While marble is a beautiful and timeless material, it can be porous and prone to etching, staining, and scratching. Sintered stone, on the other hand, is non-porous and resistant to these issues, making it a more practical choice for busy homes and commercial spaces.

Additionally, sintered stone is more durable and less prone to cracking than marble, and it requires minimal maintenance to keep it looking its best.

Sintered stone offers superior durability, performance, and aesthetics compared to quartz, making it a popular choice for high-end residential and commercial projects:

1. Hardness: Sintered stone is harder and more durable than quartz, making it more resistant to scratches and wear.
2. Heat resistance: Sintered stone can withstand high temperatures (up to 300°C) without damaging the surface, while quartz can only handle temperatures up to 100°C.
3. Scratch resistance: Sintered stone is more resistant to scratches than quartz, making it a better choice for high-traffic areas.
4. Fade resistance: Sintered stone is more resistant to fading and discoloration caused by UV light exposure, ensuring its color remains vibrant over time.
5. Natural look: Sintered stone has a more natural appearance, resembling natural stone, while quartz can sometimes appear more artificial.
6. Water resistance: Sintered stone is completely non-porous, making it more resistant to water damage and staining than quartz.
7. Durability: Sintered stone is more durable and less prone to cracking than quartz.
8. Low maintenance: Sintered stone requires very little maintenance, while quartz may require periodic sealing.

Sintered stone does not contain any chemicals or toxins, and us perfectly suitable for use as a dining surface.

• Sintered stone is made from natural minerals and does not use resin as a binder, unlike other quartz surfaces.
• Sintered stone does not require sealants, and treatments that use toxic chemicals are avoided.
• Some sintered stone products even react with UV light to break down CO2, with 100 square meters of sintered stone equivalent to the CO2 removed by 25 trees.