Neolith

The world’s best sintered stone.

Neolith is sintered stone, made from natural raw materials. It is more durable than quartz, it has no silica sand added to the mix, and it is much more versatile than natural stone or quartz.

Calacatta Viola, Neolith
Calacatta Viola, Neolith.

Neolith describes itself as the world leader in sintered stone. The surface takes its look from marble, stone, and wood, then goes further. The composition and the way it is made give it technical strength those materials do not.

That is why we lead with it. A quartz surface is familiar. Neolith is harder to damage, and it can go where quartz and natural stone usually cannot.

For a kitchen comparison, see Neolith vs quartz.

See Neolith colors

Why it specifies well

Durable, low in silica, and not only a counter.

More durable than quartz. The surface resists scratches, high heat, and UV. Color holds in sun and in weather, indoors or out.
No silica sand in the formula. Neolith is made from natural raw materials and does not add silica sand. Some colors use up to 98 percent recycled material. The surface is recyclable.
More versatile than natural stone or quartz. Counters and baths, and also facades, floors, and furniture. It is lighter than many interior surfaces, and it is made in several thicknesses, including 3 mm.
Easy to keep clean. Absorption is close to zero, so liquids stay on the surface. It stands up to most chemicals. Large pieces mean few joints. NeolEAT, built into the surface, helps limit food bacteria where food is prepared.

Full slabs are on display in Bensenville. Colors and finishes are on each card. Call before you specify.