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Porcelain

Thin, Tough, Versatile

Large-format porcelain: slim, heat- and UV-resistant, and equally at home on counters or full walls.Best for: counters, full walls, outdoor
Neolith

Sintered Stone

Ultracompact sintered stone in oversized slabs, stain-, heat-, and scratch-resistant, indoors and out.Best for: outdoor kitchens, counters, full walls
Dekton

Engineered to Last

Ultracompact and nearly indestructible, Dekton shrugs off heat, UV, and abrasion, made for the outdoor kitchen.Best for: outdoor kitchens, pool surrounds
The Stone ยท Edge Profiles
The edge is the detail
The edge profile sets the whole feel of a counter. Standard profiles, eased, beveled, and quarter-round, keep it clean and modern. Upgraded profiles, bullnose, ogee, dupont, and cove, add traditional weight. A mitered edge builds a thick, seamless look at any thickness. We fabricate every profile in both 2cm and 3cm stone.
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What it is
Ultracompact sintered stone
Neolith is a sintered stone surface, natural minerals fired into ultracompact oversized slabs. It is one of the toughest countertop materials made, and among the most heat, UV, and scratch resistant.
Best use
Where most stones give up
Because it handles sun, heat, and abrasion so well, Neolith excels in outdoor kitchens, full-height walls, and high-traffic surfaces where most stones would fade or chip.
Care
Nonporous, no sealing
Neolith is nonporous, needs no sealing, and cleans with soap and water. Like all ultracompact slabs it rewards experienced fabrication.
Common questions
What is Neolith?Neolith is a sintered stone surface, natural minerals fired into ultracompact oversized slabs. It is one of the toughest countertop materials made.
Is Neolith good for outdoor kitchens?Excellent. It resists UV fading, heat, and abrasion, which suits Southern Utah sun.
Does Neolith need to be sealed?No. Neolith is nonporous and never needs sealing.
Neolith vs Dekton: which is better?Both are ultracompact sintered surfaces with comparable performance. The choice usually comes down to color and finish.
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