Choose with us the best materials for the kitchen top
Kitchen worktop in marble-effect porcelain stoneware and more
Not just marble: porcelain stoneware allows you to choose your favorite look for your top, even between concrete, stone and metal effects. Extremely resistant and water-repellent material, stoneware resists scratches, stains, acids and sudden changes in temperature. On the stoneware top you can work directly or place pots by removing them from the burners without fear of damaging it.
Fenix, an intelligent material for the kitchen top
With the Fenix® sinks with integrated basin in the top and coordinated backs can be created. It does not require any particular maintenance: to clean it è a cloth moistened with hot water and a normal degreaser is sufficient. With an iron and a damp towel, on the other hand, the surface is restored in case of superficial micro scratches, as we show you in the video.
The top in extra thick HPL laminate
Excellent material for the kitchen top è also the HPL laminate , a very thick (10-12 mm) and high pressure laminate, internally composed of layers of cellulose fibers and thermosetting resins, which guarantee its resistance . The high pressure treatment to which it is subjected makes it non-porous and available in various surface finishes.
Among the advantages it offers:
- Resists shocks, abrasions, dents
- It is easy to clean and hygienic, suitable for contact with food
- Withstands high temperatures (up to 180 ° C)
- È water repellent
The HPL kitchen worktops can also have integrated sinks in the same finish. To obtain a significant aesthetic impact.
Infinite customizations for the kitchen top in Dekton
A worktop very resistant to scratches, stains, high temperatures and UV rays, the one made of Dekton , a mixture of glass, innovative ceramic materials and quartz. A very compact and therefore hygienic material, which remains stable over time and which can take a toll; be customized in thickness (from 4 to 30 millimeters) and in formats (the large slabs guarantee visual continuity).