Porcelain Stoneware
Compab Materials
Porcelain Stoneware Tops
Porcelain stoneware is derived from a mixture of water and clay and is transformed through the extrusion process into a raw slab with extraordinary mechanical characteristics. The exclusive transformation process of the raw clay gives greater cohesion to the material and produces a sheet 1 – 1.3 cm thick. Vitrification ensures maximum resistance to water absorption, as it closes the pores of the material, and gives the top high resistance to stains.
An eco-sustainable and safe material: it comes from a mix of natural raw materials common in nature, mainly sands and clays, whose extraction respects the environment. It is 100% recyclable and can be disposed of without risk to the environment.
Maintenance: for normal cleaning use a soft, damp cloth. Neutral detergents can also be used, rinsing and then drying with a dry cloth. Always clean stains while fresh and dry any drops of water immediately to prevent limescale. Avoid hydrofluoric acid, abrasive sponges, metal scouring pads and steam cleaners.
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