WORK SURFACES & SPLASHBACKS Make a house a home


Königstone, renowned for durable, high-quality worktops, has added a new colour to the popular Königquartz portfolio: Monaco. The pale grey shade incorporates a marble-like effect with a natural- looking grain to create a unique and stylish surface. As quartz is one of the toughest


natural substances in the world, it is a great material for a kitchen or bathroom worktop. The beauty of new colour, Monaco, is that homeowners can brighten the look of their kitchen with a lighter shade, without the fears of stains or scratches. Whether its chopping beetroot for a salad or making a smoothie the homeowner doesn’t need to worry about any


mess as the quartz is highly scratch-, stain- and heat-resistant, and can easily be cleaned with a damp cloth.


Alternatively, if Monaco isn’t best


suited to a homeowner’s kitchen scheme, there are 27 other colours in the Königquartz portfolio. For further information on


Königstone, please call or visit the website.


0333 577 2903 info@konigstone.co.uk www.konigstone.co.uk


with Königstone’s Monaco Quartz surface specialist, Maxtop Quartz, is set to launch a brand-new installation kit specifically for undermount jobs. A modular work surface that


Maxtop debuts new installation kit


combines the beauty of natural stone with engineered enhancements. A unique honeycomb, Maxtop has a unique core which makes it easier to handle and install. The quartz worktop can be cut


with a vacuum-brazed diamond blade and Maxtop has launched new installation tools to aid the process. The all-in-one kit will include everything you need to install Maxtop Quartz without the need to buy additional products. The advanced kit will be released


with cutting-edge equipment including a course router, drainer grove router and five drainer groove pads at (100, 200, 400, 800 and 1500) grit grades. Stephen Moss, managing director


of Maxtop Quartz Ltd, comments: “We are continually looking for ways to improve and develop our


products for installers feedback from them formed a big part of the R&D behind this new kit. “Maxtop Quartz is unique, so we


have created all the blades, bits & pads needed to make handling the worktops as simple as possible.” For guidance using the new kit,


Maxtop runs free training courses for installers, educating users with all the tips and techniques needed to install Maxtop with complete confidence. The new installation kit will be


available to buy from registered distributors in early 2020.


enquiries@maxtopquartz.co.uk www.maxtopquartz.co.uk


Stylish and functional surfaces from CRL Stone A


lways visible and often in use, worktops have a big impact on the


overall aesthetics of the space yet must offer a high level of durability too. The kitchen is a high traffic area, so a material that is hard wearing, as well as being waterproof and heat resistant is key. Quartz and ceramic can be chosen to resemble popular natural stones such as marble while being extremely hard- wearing and easy to maintain. Ceralsio by CRL Stone is a beautiful, hard-


wearing and versatile range of ceramic surfaces that are totally impermeable, stain and scratch resistant, very thermally stable and highly durable. In a thickness of 12mm for worktops, the Ceralsio colour palette is diverse, and can be chosen in a natural, textured or polished finish. Equally as stylish and hard wearing is CRL


Quartz, an engineered quartz stone by CRL Stone that is scratch, heat and stain resistant. CRL Quartz never needs to be sealed and requires minimum maintenance to keep it looking as good as new. The non-porous surface makes cleaning simple, with soap and water or a mild detergent all that is needed. Offering a versatile design solution appropriate


for any setting, CRL Quartz is available in a wide choice of colours and in thicknesses of 20mm and 30mm.


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Free samples and brochures are available on request, from CRL.


01706 863600 www.crlstone.co.uk


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