Over 90% come from natural sources
What is sintered quartz?
Sintered quartz is a composition of natural minerals, in particular quartz, shale, granite and ceramic pigments. These raw materials are ground up, compressed, and then baked in 1220 degrees Celsius. This method enables the manufacture of large-format slabs that are perfectly flat and can be cut to the desired size with great accuracy.
Over 90% of materials used to make sintered quartz come from natural sources. Depending on the type, they are additionally made of 20 to 60% recycled materials. Their natural composition allows them to be ground up again and recycled, to be used in further manufacturing cycles.
Sintered quartz for a dining table or a coffee table?
Sintered quartz is used more and more widely in interior design! Thanks to its heat, stain and scratch resistance, it is most often used to make kitchen worktops.
It can also serve as wall cladding, flooring, and to cover sides and fronts of furniture. As a result, the extremely fashionable “total look” can be achieved.
All of these characteristics and benefits make sintered stone a perfect choice for a dining or coffee table!
Sintered stone is available in a number of colours and patterns, from natural stone, through concrete and wood, to decorative designs.
In short, sintered stone is a material that combines functionality, aesthetics and durability, making it an ideal option for various projects inside the home, in the garden as well as in commercial spaces.