Vert Stone Countertops

Sintered stone stands as a cutting-edge material revolutionizing the world of surfacing solutions. Composed of natural raw materials, such as minerals, clays, and feldspar, sintered stone undergoes a groundbreaking manufacturing process known as sinterization. This method involves subjecting the materials to high temperatures and pressure, resulting in a compact and durable surface that boasts exceptional strength, resilience, and aesthetic versatility. As a leading manufacturer, Vert Group takes pride in offering sintered stone countertops crafted to perfection, seamlessly integrating into various applications, including kitchen islands, countertops, backsplashes, bathroom walls, and living room spaces. 

Why Sintered Stone is a Superior Replacement for Engineered Stone: Sintered stone emerges as a superior alternative to traditional engineered stone, offering improved performance and longevity. With precision manufacturing using high-quality equipment, Vert Group ensures consistency and reliability in every piece of sintered stone countertop. Unlike some engineered stones, our sintered stone blocks contain no silicon, enhancing the purity and performance of the countertops. What sets sintered stone apart is its remarkable feature of eliminating Respirable Crystalline Silica (RCS) concerns, a common issue associated with certain materials in the construction industry. This makes sintered stone a healthier choice for both installers and end-users, providing a safe and reliable surface without compromising on aesthetics. Furthermore, the sinterization process endows sintered stone with increased robustness, durability, and resistance to heat and cracks, making it ideal for everyday usage in kitchen environments. The result is a countertop that not only meets high aesthetic standards but also stands up to the rigors of daily use, ensuring longevity and satisfaction for years to come. 

In addition to these benefits, sintered stone is positioned as the best replacement for engineered stone in Australia as of July 1st, 2024. This shift is in response to the impending ban on engineered stone due to health concerns arising from exposure to crystalline silica dust. Opting for sintered stone aligns with evolving construction standards, ensuring compliance while promoting the well-being of individuals and the environment.