Silestone Sensa Worktops
Silestone Sensa is a new range brought to you by leading quartz brand Cosentino.
The range consists of Granite that has been enhanced to allow a full potential within a kitchen.
Why Choose Sensa?
It has been treated and embraces anti stain technology. Spilt wine and other liquids will not be absorbed into the surfaces of Sensa granite, whereas it will with normal Granite.
There are a wide range of different colours meaning that Silestone Sensa is an ideal solution for kitchen countertops and bathroom vanity tops to suit any project within the house.
Dekton is the new range of ultracompact worktops from Cosentino. This new range of material uses stain resistant technology, UV protection, waterproof, impact and heat resistant.
Silestone is a quartz surface that is treated and created to decorate today’s kitchens worktops and bathrooms in a range of attractive colours, extraordinary textures, and top-quality performance.
Eco is made of eco friendly materials such as recycled glass and mirror and porcelain. Quartz and resin makes up 25% of the material while the recycled materials make up 75%.
Sensa is a range by quartz brand Cosentino. The range consists of Granite that has been enhanced to allow a full potential within a kitchen. This exclusive range of colours will be perfect for any traditional or modern kitchen.
Cimstone is a strong and sturdy material allowing its full potential to the full when installed in a kitchen or bathroom. Cimstone surfaces come with technologies inbuilt into the material.
Neolith brings life to any surface. It is also resistant to high temperatures, kitchen chemicals, scratches and UV rays. It is ideal for home worktops and commercial bar areas, cladding and tops.
Lapitec is another product that is a good candidate for worktops and cladding. We have installed Lapitec in a number of hotel, bars and restaurant and we can install in yours too.
Being a natural stone, Granite is an excellent choice of worktop material for any traditional or modern kitchen. Granite colours will often feature veins that represent the nature of the material.
