Resistant to scratching and abrasion due to the hardness of the surface.
Neolith® is not damaged by low temperatures
Since the color is 100% natural, it does not deteriorate due to exposure to the sun or extreme temperatures
A high modulus of rupture. Resistant to high pressure and weight loads.
Waterproof and liquid-resistant. With an absorption level near zero.
Does not burn in contact with fire or let off smoke or toxic substances
The 3 mm slab is only 7 kg/m² and the 12 mm slab, 30 kg/m².
Does not release harmful substances. Completely suitable for contact with food.
Due to the hardness of the surface.
Up to 52% of any Neolith board is comprised of recycled raw materials.
Resistant to chemical cleaning agents.
Resin-free. Does not release any harmful substance into the environment.
Five Great Table Formats
NEOLITH® can be found in three large formats of 3,200 x 1,500 mm, 3,600 x 1,200 mm, 3,200 x 1,600 mm and two new: 2,600 x 1,200 mm and 2,600 x 1,500 mm *, the latter available only for projects, not in stock permanent.
This great variety translates into greater uniformity and continuity in the different spaces, facilitating their handling and minimizing the number of joints, which provides greater aesthetic and hygienic advantages.
* This format is only available for projects, not in permanent stock.
* The effective measurement of the tables in Décor Polished finish of the Classtone Collection is 3,000mm instead of 3,200mm.
* The effective measurement of the tables in polished finish of Nanotech of the Colorfeel Collection ranges from 3,200mm to 3,000mm depending on the thickness of the boards. 6mm – 3,200mm, 12mm – 3,100mm and 20mm – 3,000mm, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.
Also in Tile Formats
Neolith® comes in different tile formats which are outstanding due to the large size: 1,500 x 1,500, 1,500 x 750, 750 x 750, 1,200 x 1,200, 1,200 x 600, 600 x 600 y 600 x 300 mm.
Its lightness and large dimensions also make it the ideal material for Rehabilitation projects as it can be used directly on an already existing surface to save costs and handling times.
Also available in custom sizes for projects.
One of the characteristics that make Neolith stand out is how thin it is; it comes in thicknesses of 3, 6, 12 and 20 mm. The difference in their use varies based on the intended purpose.
For furniture and interior tiling, using 3 mm is recommended; for flooring (interior and exterior) and exterior tiling (like ventilated facades), 6 mm is recommended; whereas 12 mm is reserved for more demanding product uses such as for kitchen countertops.
With a high level of gloss, the Nanotech Polished confers a more sophisticated look to the Colorfeel Collection.
Shiny with a perfect linear reflection that gives the material depth and elegance
A honed texture which is typical of natural stones: smooth, soft, shine-free and completely matte.
A rough texture to the touch due to its great relief and depth.
A matte finish with a light layer of enamel for subtle shine and a pleasant soft touch. Easy-to-clean surface finish.
Completely matte and highly resistant. Ideal for commercial use.
After years dedicated to exhaustive research and a commitment to innovation, TheSize now has a production plant that houses machinery and equipment which is state-of-the-art in the architectural surface sector.
Among others, 4 exclusive Technologies particularly stand out, all of which are used with its star Neolith product.
Making a splash: HYDRO-NDD 2.0
Over the last couple of years, Neolith has observed a growing environmental awareness amongst designers regarding the materials specified for both residential and commercial spaces. This lead to the development of HYDRO-NDD 2.0.
HYDRO-NDD 2.0 is a water based decoration technique which greatly reduces the contaminating emissions sent into the environment from traditional printing methods. The new technology will deliver the same high quality colour and textural definition expected from Neolith’s surfaces with reduced pollutant output.
The revolutionary new process achieves exactly the same, high-quality patterns but with a far lower carbon footprint. This offers designers more possibilities than ever before to realise their dream spaces whilst also emphasising Neolith’s commitment to being the most sustainable Sintered Stone brand on the market.
Marble quality affects the pricing of the material. What few people know is that marbles are available in grades that ultimately defines its price. Choosing the right grade ensures that your marble remains long lasting across the years.
Two great building materials, marble and neolith. Oh, but how do you choose? How do you know what’s best for your kitchen? Let’s keep it simple, and weigh the benefits of each. Let’s talk about the qualities they’ll bring, and the beauty each offers. Let’s start with marble, a classic.
One of the pricier stones to build with, if you own any marble pieces, odds are, you also have some level of concern about taking care of it over time. Luckily, remaining clueless about marble care is not something set in stone. That said, the following is a list of 7 tips to help you take care of marble and keep it in the best possible condition for the long term.
