Neolith Kitchen Countertops And So Much More

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Q: What is Neolith?

A: A revolutionary sintered compact surface natural product made with clays, feldspar, quartz and other mineral oxides. The high-tech proprietary sintering process consists of exposing each raw material to extreme pressures and temperatures that resemble the same method used to create natural stones.

Q: What makes this product so revolutionary?

• Design: There are more than 40 available inspired designs in the most exquisite marbles and precious stones; metals; woods; textiles; industrial elements and solid colors.

• Durability: Neolith is resistant to scratches, stains, extreme temperatures, freeze, thaw, UV-rays, harsh chemicals and so much more.

• Versatility: Neolith varies in size and can be as thin or thick as 1/8”, 1/4” or 1/2”.

Sustainability: While Neolith is 100 percent natural, 52 percent of its contents come from recycled materials. This grants LEED points when used in construction.

Q: What are the benefits to installing Neolith? And what are its top 5 uses?

A: Neolith can be used as a countertop (indoor or outdoor) or over tile, floors, walls, wall cladding, flooring, furniture and exterior facades.

Q: What kind of care/maintenance does Neolith require?

A: Once installed, Neolith requires no special care or maintenance. It can be washed with warm water and detergent, although it is not required. Avoid products containing hydrofluoric acid.

Stone Center is a stone distributor featuring an exotic selection of stones from around the world. With the largest selection of Soapstone slabs, we are also proud to be the exclusive distributor of top brand surfaces, such as Vetrazzo, Compac Quartz and Neolith.

Visit our website at StoneCenterAtlanta.com or ask your builder, designer or fabricator about Stone Center to learn more about our exclusive lines, as well as our collection of Granite, Marble and Quartzite.