While having a gathering, Would you put the hot pot directly down on the countertop or the table? Are you worried about the wooden surface or the marble surface or the quartz surface? You can yellow or mar the surface of wood, marble, or quartz with extreme temperature exposure, but with sintered stones, they are formed at such high temperatures and with such a tight matrix, that you CAN put that hot pot down. It is safe and healthy for the family.
How about having a party on the patio? Is that cheering while eating and drinking by the new quartz table outdoors? But do you think of how it would be in ten years? It will yellow over time. The inability to endure exposure to the sun is a known limitation of quartz. Sintered stone is a material that can be used outdoors, look amazing today, and look amazing in ten years. Sintered stone is easily cleaned and does not have any resin. Sintered stone slab is placed in a kiln where it is exposed to temperatures greater than 1200 degrees Celsius, so sintered stone will not emit any smell or smoke or radiation when it exposes to the sun or gets burned. It can keep healthy all the time.
Sintered stone also has a very low silica content compared to stone and quartz, so it is much healthier for those that cut it and don’t have to breathe in that toxic silica. It is healthy for workers.
Sintered stone kills E. Coli and Staphylococcus on contact. It is resistant to the reproduction of bacteria and mold. That makes this surface SUPER healthy for homes, hospitals, and anywhere you want to be clean.
Unlike many other materials, the sintered stone was designed with the care of ecology in mind. The problem of atmospheric pollution in cities is not only related to harm to human health but also the destructive effect on the surfaces of buildings, monuments, and any infrastructure. It is environment-friendly.
Durable material is more sustainable than one that is not, and good quality sintered stone slabs (porcelain tiles) are some of the most hardwearing materials you can get. Get the best quality surface you can afford to ensure surfaces stand up to tear and wear. Substitute natural materials with a sintered stone surface that closely replicate the look, and feel of timber, marble, stone, and textile, and earn extra points for the planet.
