WHAT IS A PORCELAIN BENCHTOP ?

Porcelain stone kitchen benchtops may also be known as sintered compact surfaces or ultra compact. Porcelain benchtops are made of high-density, low-porosity ceramic slabs. Porcelain is a new material to be used as surfacing in the kitchen

Porcelain Benchtop Popularity

The popularity of this stone kitchen benchtop product has grown dramatically in Europe over the last few years.  Its recent introduction into the Australian market, it is become a sought after stone kitchen benchtop material.  But the kitchen is not the only place in our home that you can use this revolutionary product. This ultra-compact porcelain surface may be considered for any room in your home or commercial applications.

PORCELAIN BENCHTOP BENEFITS

Porcelain Benchtop Perfect for Food preparation zones

Its high density and low porosity makes porcelain ideal. The material is highly resistant to foods and liquids absorbing into the surface. Porcelain’s hardness also makes it excellent around cutting surfaces as it has exceptional scratching and abrasion resistance.

Porcelain Benchtops Ideal around gas cooktops and ovens:

Porcelain is heat and fire resistant, making it an excellent stone benchtop and splashback surface around gas cooktops and ovens.

Porcelain Benchtops Won’t fade in sunlight:

A high UV resistance means a porcelain benchtop will not fade in direct sunlight.

Neolith Porcelain

Neolith Porcelain Virtually Indestructible.

Of all the stone kitchen benchtop materials available today, Neolith Porcelain we use is the most resistant to heat, scratching, chipping and staining. No need for cutting boards or trivets, hot pots and pans can be placed directly onto the kitchen benchtop.

Porcelain Stone Benchtop Installation

Porcelain is cut and installed by specially trained stonemasons that have the right knowledge and equipment. Stone Solutions Stonemasons Sydney have been working with porcelain since the product’s initial release giving us an edge.