Silestone
Silestone is composed of 93% quartz and 7% pigments, additives, and binder resin. These components are manufactured into a slab using a process known as Vibrocompression under Vacuum. The quartz in Silestone makes it naturally scratch-resistant. Only three other natural minerals (Diamond, Sapphire, and Topaz) are harder than quartz. Silestone is also non-porous, therefore it is highly resistant to stains from coffee, wine, lemon juice, olive oil, vinegar, and many other common household products. Unlike granite, Silestone never needs to be sealed.

Design
Silestone natural quartz is a product that stays at the forefront of innovation and design. Its genius is its ability to meet your changing needs and lifestyle, opening a path to invent cutting-edge styles and designs. Silestone is a stone product that delivers it all: beauty, versatility, reliability, consistency and durability. This unique combination of features makes it the perfect surface for countertops, walls, backsplashes, shower enclosures, vanity tops, tub-decks and more.

A Cleaner, Safer Countertop
Silestone offers a unique combination of features for a cleaner, safer countertop: built-in Microban antimicrobial product protection, National Sanitation Foundation Certification and Greenguard Indoor Air Quality certification. Microban protection inhibits the growth of microbes such as odor causing bacteria, mold and mildew. While Microban protection does not protect users from foodborne illness and is not a substitute for normal cleaning practices, it does result in countertops that are easier to clean and stay clean. Certifications by the National Sanitation Foundation and the Greenguard Environmental Institute mean Silestone Quartz is a safer surface for areas where food preparation takes place, while protecting the air quality of your indoor environment.