Quartz conglomerate represents an ideal combination of natural materials and innovative technologies. It is created by mixing quartz with additional substances. Over 90% of its mass consists of quartz sand, combined with polyester resin or cement. The use of pigments allows for various shades of the material. Conglomerates are commonly used to create bathroom and kitchen countertops.
Countertops made from conglomerate resemble natural stone. However, they are significantly cheaper and lighter. Conglomerate is used in kitchens and bathrooms, as indoor windowsills, stair steps, and floor and wall cladding. Items made from this material require sealing and should not be exposed to high temperatures. They react poorly to acidic and alkaline substances. Their non-porous structure makes them resistant to permanent stains, which can be removed with a damp cloth.
Custom-Made Conglomerate Countertops
Conglomerate countertops are primarily installed in modern kitchens. Their wide range of colors makes it easy to match them with any kitchen furniture. A well-crafted product is indistinguishable from natural stone. Due to their significantly lower cost, conglomerate countertops are gaining popularity. They can be tailored to any dimension, with flexible thickness options, ranging from very thick to thin. The dense structure of conglomerate prevents liquid absorption and the formation of permanent stains.
Properly and regularly sealed conglomerate countertops are resistant to mechanical damage, discoloration, and cracks. Available in various colors, these products often mimic natural stone. Some versions feature embedded glass, ceramic fragments, or glass pieces for a unique look.
Where Are Conglomerate Countertops Suitable?
Conglomerate countertops are suitable for kitchens and bathrooms. This material complements both modern and classic interiors. Stone and stone-like materials pair well with wood, metal, glass, and even synthetic materials. It is also possible to combine slabs of conglomerate in different shades for a customized look.
Conglomerate countertops are versatile and can be used wherever users desire the appearance of stone at a much lower cost. Additionally, conglomerate requires minimal maintenance, ensuring a great look with little effort.
Installation of Conglomerate Countertops
The installation of conglomerate countertops is usually performed by professionals. These experts ensure precise fitting of the element to the space, guaranteeing aesthetic appeal and durability. Installing conglomerate countertops requires specialized tools. Due to the material’s hardness and durability, drilling for connections with other furniture components necessitates the use of specific drill bits.
We deliver purchased conglomerate countertops to the specified address. We also handle installation, including adjustments for sinks, washbasins, or induction hobs. Our equipment allows us to create necessary cutouts during the production process at our workshop. We invite customers from Gdańsk and the surrounding areas to contact us.