Tour Coffee Table – Dia500 - (Sintered)

Sintered Stone's Features:

1) Waterproof - Liquid-resistant with an absorption level near zero

2) Stain-resistant - Its non-porous material makes it resistant to stains, including dark coloured and acidic food like coffee and chilli, as well as ballpoint and gel-based pens

3) Easy-to-clean - Similarly, its non-porous material makes dark stains easy to clean off. Additionally, Sintered Stone is resistant to chemical cleaning agents so it's ok if harsher cleaning agents are used.

4) Scratch-resistant - Resistant to scratching and abrasion due to the hardness of the material's surface

5) Heat-resistant - Does not burn in contact with fire or let off smoke or toxic substances. No signs of burn marks.

6) Hygienic & Healthy - It is a non-porous material that does not contain synthetic agents like resin sealant or plastic sealant that might release harmful substances. So it's perfectly safe to do your food prep directly on the table.

7) Long wearing - Protective layer stays intact even with frequent wipes

8) Environmentally sustainable - made from recycled materials and is also recyclable

What is Sintered Stone table top?

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

Most of us are familiar with Quartz, but did you know that Sintered is better in quality than Quartz?

Quartz's composite: 90% natural minerals, 10% pigment & resin
Sintered Stone's composite: 100% natural minerals

Minerals are transformed into a new material using a process known as "sintering". This process uses intense heat and other forces like pressure and electricity to transform the minerals into a solid hard mass of a new material.

The differing composition of Sintered Stone and Quartz mean that these materials have different care requirements.
Eg: Quartz may be susceptible to burning from high temperature. If Quartz is exposed to extreme heat, it can discolour because of the limits imposed by the resins in the material.

Conversely, Sintered Stone is formed in the presence of extreme high heat and is therefore resistant to high temperature found in normal, everyday household environments.

3 years

Sahara Black Sintered Top with Bronze Frame + Walnut Veneer wooden base