Neolith Kitchen Worktops
Neolith has taken the stone industry by storm. The new innovation of this compact surface has gained popularity over its natural look, yet durable for the everyday use in many different projects.
Neolith is a revolutionary compact surface that combines high performance specs, trendy colours, large format and variable thicknesses that will provide solutions for every possible application (counter tops, flooring, bathrooms, panelling, cladding, facades).
Neolith does not scratch, does not stain, is heat and fire resistant, and, thanks to the extremely low absorption rate of technical porcelain, ideal for food contact and processing.
…with Extraordinary Characteristics
RESISTANT TO HIGH TEMPERATURES
Does not burn in contact with fire or let off smoke or toxic substances
RESISTANT TO UV RAYS
Since the colour is 100% natural, it does not deteriorate due to exposure to the sun or extreme temperatures
LIGHT
The 3 mm board is only 7 kg/m² and the 12 mm board, 30 kg/m².
RESISTANT TO ICE AND FREEZING
Neolith is not damaged by low temperatures
SCRATCH RESISTANT
Resistant to scratching and abrasion due to the hardness of the surface.
EASY TO CLEAN
Resistant to chemical cleaning agents.
RESISTANT TO BENDING
A high modulus of rupture. Resistant to high pressure and weight loads.
HYGIENIC
Does not release harmful substances. Completely suitable for contact with food.
SUITABLE FOR HEAVY TRAFFIC
Due to the hardness of the surface.
100% NATURAL
Resin-free. Does not release any harmful substance into the environment.
WATERPROOF
Waterproof and liquid-resistant. With an absorption level near zero.
100% RECYCLABLE
Up to 52% of any Neolith board is comprised of recycled raw materials.
KML Worktops Fabricate Neolith, Marble, Granite and Engineered Stone Surfaces in London and surrounding areas. If you are looking for a perfect, yet affordable worktop supplier, call us now on 0203 150 1198 or simply click here to contact us. We have a wide variety Marble Granite Quartz Worktop Swatches on show in ‘Worktop Materials’ to view. For inspiration and/or ideas, please feel free to browse ‘Projects’ page.
