Neolith Worktops Colchester, Essex
At Granite Unlimited we manufacture and install high end neolith worktops in Colchester. Neolith is a high performance compact 12mm thick work surface. In addition to providing neolith countertops, Granite Unlimited are also approved fabricators for Lapitec.
Neolith’s lightness and large dimensions make it the ideal material for renovation projects as it can be used directly on an already existing surface to save costs and handling times. Our Neolith Worktops in Colchester can add elegance to any kitchen design, so we can cater to your individual taste. Below you will find the great properties of neolith:
Resistant To High Temperatures
Resistant To UV Rays
Light
100% Recyclable
Resistant To Ice And Freezing
Scratch Resistant
Get in touch today for your Neolith Worktops in Colchester.
Neolith Countertops Colchester
If you want Neolith Countertops in Colchester, then look no further than Granite Unlimited, where our team of expert stone masons can help you achieve the kitchen of your dreams!
Our skilled team can assist you with the entire process, from the inital consultation and design stages all the way through to the aftercare stages. We offer design, supply and installation all under one roof, so why go anywhere else? Allow us to take the stress out of installing Neolith Worktops in Colchester today!
Granite Unlimited only has one goal, to bring premium quality stonework to it's customers at affordable prices. Our team has over 30 years of experience in stonework, and we will keep you updated on every step of your project, allowing you to ensure that the work is up to your standard.
For more infomation about how we can install your new Neolith countertops in Colchester, get in touch with us today!
Neolith Kitchen Worktops
If you want total flexibility with your design, opt for Neolith kitchen worktops in Colchester, Essex. Made from recyclable crushed stone minerals, Neolith is a versatile substance that can be customised to suit any room. From nestling under flush-mounted hobs to modern rounded corners, we can bring your ideas to life with Neolith kitchen worktops in Colchester, Essex.
Neolith Breakfast Bar Colchester
Modernise your kitchen with the addition of a stylish Neolith breakfast bar in Colchester, Essex. The innovative and durable material is tough enough to handle the daily use of a breakfast bar, standing up to coffee cups and cutlery scraping against it. Long gone are the days of crying over spilt milk, as it’s totally waterproof, too. Learn about care and maintenance for your Neolith breakfast bar in Colchester, Essex.
Finishes for All Tastes
A Selection of Thicknesses
One of the characteristics that make Neolith stand out is how thin it is; it comes in thicknesses of 3, 6, 12 and 20 mm. The difference in their use varies based on the intended purpose. For furniture and interior cladding, using 3 mm is recommended; for flooring (interior and exterior) and exterior applications (like ventilated facades), 6 mm is recommended; whereas 12 mm is reserved for more demanding product uses such as for kitchen worktops.
Three Large Slab Formats
Neolith comes in two large formats measuring 3,200 x 1,500, 3,200 x 1,600 mm and 3,600 x 1,200 mm, which means greater uniformity and continuity in different spaces for easier handling and to minimise the number of joints for more aesthetic and hygiene benefits.
The Advantages and Disadvantages of Neolith
Advantages of Neolith
Neolith has a great resistance to high temperatures and UV rays
Neolith countertops are scratch resistant
They are made from natural materials
Neolith countertops are not porous so will not stain from spillages
Disadvantages of Neolith
Neolith countertops require a professional to install
Colour shades can vary between slabs, so finding matching slabs can be difficult
Neolith worktops can be expensive, so other options may be better if your budget is lower.
FAQs
What are Neolith worktops made of?
Neolith worktops are unique in that they use a process called sintering during the production process. Essentially, this involves heating raw materials and applying extreme pressures in order to maximise strength and versatility. This engineering process mimics the natural process which happens to organic stone over millions of years (granitization).
The materials that are processed in order to create sintered stone slabs include granite, glass and natural oxides.
Are Neolith worktops heat resistant?
Because of the extreme heat and pressure which Neolith countertops are subjected to in the manufacturing process, they are incredibly strong. They offer unprecedented levels of durability and strength, making them resistant to most things including fire and heat. Hot pans can be placed on this type of worktop without any cracking, scorching or discoloration.
Are Neolith worktops durable?
This type of worktop is extremely durable, offering fantastic resistance to scratching, heat and other abrasive objects.
One thing to note is that it does not offer similar levels of pressure resistance to that of Quartz. Still, you are talking about a countertop that is virtually indestructible in a domestic setting.
Made to Measure Neolith Worktops Colchester
Here at Granite Unlimited, we take a huge pride in ensuring that the materials we use when installing our made to measure worktops in Colchester are long lasting and beautiful. We also pride ourselves on having a wide selection of materials and colours available to suit your design, from traditinal materials such as Granite to lesser known options like Dekton. With such a wide variety of options available, why not come and visit us at our showroom, where an expert member of our team will be on hand to help you! Alternatively, to find out more about the wide range of materials we use when we manufacture and install our kitchen worktops in Colchester and Ipswich, browse the links below.
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