Engineered Stone – Silestone – Ebony Pearl Bev
Silestone is a combination of natural quartz and other raw materials that are extraordinarily hard and resilient. These characteristics combine to create an ideal surface for kitchen countertops, bathrooms, flooring and wall siding.
Silestone stone isn’t a naturally occurring material. It comprises 90% natural quartz and exhibits extreme levels of hardness and resistance, and has a soft finish which justifies its use in the aforementioned areas. Other than that, this stone type, often referred to as the ‘more sophisticated version of quartz’ comes in more than 60 colors.
Choose Silestone Countertops NJ from its texture
Though Silestone comes in several, different colors and textures, choosing a befitting one isn’t challenging if you visit a showroom with a knowledgeable salesperson. If you are designing one for your home, or perhaps remodeling an existing countertop, you will have to choose from the three main textures – Polished, Suede and Volcano.
- Polished – with an intensifying color and a distinctive shine and clarity, glossy texture of a Silestone countertop pa is many people’s favorite. It exudes a beautiful smoothness and brightness.
- Suede – the matte texture of suede Silestone countertop boasts of high-quality color consistency, a soft finish, and an almost soft radiance.
- Volcano – this is the general term of a rugged, rustic looking surface.
If you need a perfect natural stone for a countertop in Pennsylvania, therefore, trust United Granite NJ for your Silestone Countertops. Always keep in mind that we have a lot more quartz options than just the silestone.
Looking to create Silestone Countertops NJ?
For your kitchen countertops, integrity sinks, kitchen siding, bathroom countertops, bathroom siding and shower trays, use Silestone. Request your free, in-home estimate or visit our showrooms To learn how you can upgrade your home see and feel our granite, soapstone and onyx countertops, we invite you to Contact – King of Prussia in PA, Chantilly in VA, Crofton in MD, Elkridge in MD, Fairfax in VA, Hillsborough in NJ
