Description:

Sintered stones essentially are the next generation on from Quartz worktops, perfecting the blend of man-made processes with natural minerals to create a surface which is more resistant to chemicals, abrasion, scratching, impact & thermal shock.

What can Sintered Stone be used for?

• Worktops
• Vanity Tops
• Shelves
• Cladding
• Flooring
• Furniture

Note: Because of its properties, Sintered Stone isn't affected by UV light and so can be used for exterior projects without any issues!

Sintered Stone Elegant Floor Artificial Slate Furniture Surface Mat Countertop
  

Difference between sintered stone and porcelain

The size of the procelain  tile is relatively small, the thickness is usually 9-12mm; the texture is relatively rich, imitating stone, wood, metal and other personalized textures. The performance of the sintered stone is comprehensive and excellent, waterproof, fireproof, high temperature resistance, low temperature resistance, acid and alkali resistance, anti-seepage and pollution, scratch resistance, impact resistance, can be in contact with food, no radiation, environmental protection, durable and non-fading. The performance of porcelain tiles is also different according to different types, but in comparison, the performance of porcelain tiles is far less comprehensive and excellent than sitered stone. In addition, the biggest feature of the rock slab is the whole body, which is larger in size compared to the procelian tile!



Advantage:
 

Sintered Stone is full of incredible benefits which make it one of the best materials you can buy for worktops and other projects.  you'll know that Granite has a higher heat resistance than quartz but is porous so requires sealing, whereas Quartz has a high stain resistance but a lower heat resistance as the resin can scorch.

Sintered stone has the benefits of both Granite and Quartz without the negatives.

SINTERED STONE HAS THE BENEFITS OF BEING:

• Waterproof
• Stainproof
• Very hard to chip, scratch or damage
• Easy to clean
• Food safe and hygienic
• Non-porous - doesn't need sealing
• Comes in large slab sizes 3m x 1.50m which minimises joins on larger counters

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Production :

Moreroom is produced using the very latest in sintering technology, replicatingthe thousands of years' process by which natural stone is formed in a matter of hours.
What's more, the advanced professional equipment is the key for us to main-tain a high-quality production, an enhanced surface with superior technical characteristics.


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The key points what you mostly care about
a. What is the sintered stone?
Sintered Stones essentially are the next generation on from Quartz worktops, perfecting the blend of man-made processes with natural minerals to create a surface which is more resistant to chemicals, abrasion, scratching, impact & thermal shock.

b. Why choose sintered stone ?
Sintered stone has superior performance and was designed for surfacing applications. Sintered stone has through body colors and patterns. 

c. How does sintered stone compare with Granite? 
Granite, as with Quartzite, is essentially mother nature's own sintered stone. Minerals fused together through intense heat and pressure over millions of years from within the Earth's crust. Granite is extremely tough, and can blunt knives if used directly. It is also UV stable, naturally heat resistant, and is hard enough to withstand most household impacts without cracking.
The difference between these natural stones, and engineered sintered stones, is the ingredients. Granite rocks are comprised by chance selection of earth's natural minerals. Sintered stone is a meticulous composition of the toughest and most resistant elements available.
Perhaps the biggest weakness of Granite is its' natural porosity. Impurities in granite's composition create micro-pores which can trap dirt and grime on the surface, causing dullness over time. Sintered stone has overcome this issue, benefiting from a sterile manufacturing environment free of contamination, and a process of vibro-compression, which tightly compresses the particles to the point that the material is completely impervious to moisture.

d. How does sintered stone compare with Quartz?
Quartz, like Apollo Ceramicá, utilizes the strength of natural Quartzite, and is engineered to create a surface which is non-porous and easy to maintain. Both, as man-made materials, can produce highly consistent and beautiful designs; and can be produced in polished or matt finishes.
In terms of composition, Quartz is on average around 93% Quartz crystals, bound with dye infused resins. Because these elements are so densely compacted, Quartz is considered to be unrecyclable. Sintered stones however are the only man-made stone to be comprised of 100% natural minerals, with no resin binders. This means the material can be broken down and reused in future.
Sintered stones essentially are the next generation on from Quartz worktops, perfecting the blend of man-made processes with natural minerals to create a surface which is more resistant to chemicals, abrasion, scratching, impact & thermal shock. This means while they come at a higher price point, they are mechanically superior in every way.

e. What can you do with sintered stone that you can't do with other worktops?
Because of it's exceptional properties, Sintered Stone opens up a new realm of possibilities. Extreme thermal shock resistance means that a worktop can be simultaneously heated and cooled at the same time, maintaining food and drink temperature directly through under-counter heating and cooling. This also means that hot pans and dishes can be placed directly on the stone surface, without damaging the surface. This ultra-tough surface exceeds the durability of Granite and Quartz, withstanding direct cutting without leaving a mark.
Cleaning oil and food from a sintered stone worktop
Sintered Stone is also chemically sealed. This permanent treatment on all exposed edges in different from the oils and lacquers which can be applied to seal Granite and Wood worktops. Since this is a permanent chemical change rather than simply a protective layer, the resistant properties will be unaffected even after extreme temperatures and heavy duty scouring. This naturally antibacterial barrier means the worksurface is both hygienic enough to eat off, while still retaining a natural shine.
In terms of appearance, the purity of elements in Sintered Stone mean it can achieve a range of hues which are unobtainable by preexisting technologies. The whitest white and the blackest black, both possible with Sintered Stone.