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Neolith countertop

11 years ago
this marble looking neolith countertop is made of neolith material, is the surface matted or shiny like polish marble? Is this material more expensive than ceserstone and quartz? Does this countertop material come in polish shiny surface?
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  • PRO
    11 years ago

    Neolith comes in 4 different finishes. The one displayed here is Estatuario silk it also comes in a polished finish. Prices vary in colors and thickness. Some colors are equivalent in price to quartz and other are a little more, depending on the use and application. In comparison to real marble it is much cheaper, allot more resistant and durable.

  • PRO
    11 years ago

    Hi Dawn,

    I'm referring to Calacatta marble. Neolith came out with the polished finish which is gorgeous. Home owners, designers and fabricators say it looks like real marble. A game changer was said by 1 of our top designers. The performance is were there really isn't any comparison. Calacatta marble comes in many looks and veining the cleaner the marble the more expensive it is. Neolith's Calacatta looks like a premium Calacatta Marble which can range anywhere from $60 to $150 sf. We retail Neolith at $44 sf you get the marble look in a sintered compacted surface.

  • 11 years ago

    Hi:. What thicknesses does the Neolithic come in! Also, is it a stark white background with grey veining or does it have a more creamy appearance? I need it to work with off-white cabinets. Thanks!

  • PRO
    11 years ago

    Hi Sweetwill,

    Neolith slabs come in 12mm(1/2 inch) for countertops, walls & flooring, 6mm(1/4 inch) for flooring and walls and 3mm(1/8 inch) for furniture cladding. The white background on the Calacatta or Estatuario ( Picture above) look white but if compared to white glass tile or beside it, it will not look as white. Will work fine with off-white cabinet.

    Thank you,

    Omicron Granite & Tile

  • 8 years ago

    Did you do only 1/2" thick for this or did you do mitered edges to make it thicker?