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CRL Stone –a complete surface solution D


urability, ease of maintenance and aesthetics need to combine when


selecting surfaces for key interior areas, such as the kitchen. While the trend in interior design is now leaning towards natural materials, these seldom meet the practical requirements that a busy environment such as the kitchen demands. Marble and granite, for example, have a lot of visual appeal but are not hugely practical for the kitchen as they require sealing and a lot of maintenance. Designers are increasingly turning to materials such as quartz and ceramic as a suitable alternative. With over 20 years’ experience in the stone


industry, CRL stone is a complete surface provider, with a comprehensive range of ceramic and quartz surfaces that are ideal for all areas of interior design, particularly the kitchen. Tapping into current trends in interior design, these versatile surfaces are practical, stylish and create an air of luxury. Ceralsio by CRL Stone is a beautiful, hard-


wearing and versatile range of ceramic surfaces. Suitable for worktops and splashbacks, it is totally impermeable, stain and scratch resistant, very thermally stable and highly durable. Following the trend for thin worktops, Ceralsio


is available in a thickness of 12mm and a large colour palette, with a myriad of surfaces to choose from, together with a choice of either a natural, textured, polished or satin finish. Equally as beautiful and hard wearing is CRL


Quartz, an engineered quartz stone by CRL Stone that is scratch, heat and stain resistant. Unlike


Cervino satin island Pacific Grey


such as kitchen worktops. This is not only aesthetically advantageous but also maximises hygiene, leaving nowhere for dirt or grime to gather. The breadth within this colour range is important, as it enables designers to respond to key trends and to co-ordinate with other fixtures and fittings, such as kitchen and bathroom furniture, appliances and flooring. Both CRL Quartz and Ceralsio emulate the look


Grey Shimmer


natural materials, such as marble, it never needs to be sealed. Requiring 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 choice of a wide colour range, with a polished finish.


In


thicknesses of 20mm and 30mm, the surface comes in an extra-large format slab, allowing for greater consistency in design over large spaces


of natural materials such as marble or wood, without the drawbacks in terms of maintenance, enabling consumers to get the latest on-trend look with ease. Brochures and samples are free to order from


the website or call CRL Stone for more information.


01706 863600 www.crlstone.co.uk Facebook: @CRLstoneUK Twitter: @CRLstone Instagram: @crlstone


Ceralsio Calacatta Extreme wall and flooring


12 BKU SEPTEMBER 2019 ANNUAL KITCHEN EDITION


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