Solid Surfaces

Armstrong Kitchens added solid surfaces as a countertop solution for its customers based upon the markets demand for a natural quartz product utilized  as an alternative to Formica and natural stone. Quartz products are known for their superior strength, natural beauty, and versatility and are rapidly becoming the choice of discerning consumers. Solid surface materials are scratch resistant as it is made up of natural mineral quartz (although not scratch proof with excessive force or pressure).Solid surface materials are generally stain resistant, scorch resistant and some products do not require to be sealed.

The genius of Silestone® Quartz is its ability to reinvent itself.

For the Cosentino Company, the directives are clear:

• Stay at the forefront in product innovation.
• Refine every design offering for sophistication and functionality.
• Do so in a way that stays relevant and valuable to stakeholders and users.

The ideal solution is found in Cosentino's flagship brand, Silestone Quartz. Silestone is a sophisticated product that, by definition, is multi-dimensional in functionality and can reinvent itself to constantly stay "on trend" with styles to meet people's changing interests and attitudes.

Unique Textures

To the touch, Silestone has proven to possess the dynamism needed to revolutionize texture. Launched in its original polished finish, Silestone reinvented itself, yet again, in 2006 with an exclusive new look and feel in Silestone Leather™. Silestone Leather was inspired by the matte, smooth texture of natural leather and fulfills the demand for a honed stone appearance, while always featuring the unparalleled durability that is legendary to Silestone.

Color and Depth

First introduced 20 years ago in 12 original colors, Silestone has evolved its color palette over and over leading to more than 50 color selections. Each color is carefully designed and formulated to please the eye while simultaneously matching the most current trends in fashion and style.

In addition to the myriad hues, Silestone offers a wide array of refacing options based on depth of color and dimension. This design flexibility ranges from a single-mixing color process that results in a more homogeneous look, to Cosentino's three-dimensional color process for added depth and finally the most exclusive, innovative five-dimensional color process that provides a higher index of refraction for yet more richness of color.

Composition and Pattern

Silestone colors vary not only in hue, from the most subtle neutral shades, to the rather brilliant and dynamic tones; Silestone has also reinvented its spectrum of patterns. From its solid, homogeneous patterns to its color selections filled with movement with varying size quartz gemstone particulates and other enhancement materials.

And the possibilities to add different components are virtually endless. Such as, the enhancements of glass and mirror featured in the Stellar Series, the large grains of quarried quartz in the Mountain Series and the sanded mirrors in the Cielo Series... always arriving at a new and unique quartz design that is fashion-forward.

Versatility

The look, the touch, the feel, is but the basic ingredients in a sophisticated formula of development and design. Cut, Silestone offers virtually unlimited possibilities in terms of applications. Ideally suited for kitchen countertops, Silestone is also excellent for bathroom vanity tops, table tops, floors and even shelving. On a vertical line, Silestone makes for excellent backsplash designs, shower walls and other wall cladding, giving the end-user the power to continue reinventing their spaces with Silestone Quartz.

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