Guide

Natural stone and sintered materials are durable and resistant, but proper care preserves their appearance for many years. Regular cleaning, appropriate sealing and avoiding aggressive detergents protect the surface from discolouration, loss of shine and excessive wear.

For daily cleaning, use a soft cloth, clean water or products designed for natural stone. We recommend avoiding strong detergents with high or very low pH and not leaving dirt on the surface for extended periods.

Natural stone has a micro-porous structure, so periodic sealing helps reduce absorbency and lowers the risk of staining. The frequency of sealing depends on the type of material and the intensity of surface use.

Every stone slab is unique. Differences in veining, structure, shade or pattern distribution are a natural characteristic of the material and confirm its authentic origin. Subtle colour differences may also appear after sealing or at joints.

Before taking measurements, all cabinet and structural elements should be in their final position and properly levelled. After measurement, the position of cabinets or supporting structures must not be changed.

Due to the specific nature of the material and the production process, small dimensional and installation tolerances are acceptable. This applies to cutting, bonding, material thickness and height at countertop joints.