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Contemporary and elegant kitchens are on trend. Thin worktops provide a sleek look and great performance to every kitchen. Either in uni decors or stone reproductions - slim woktops boast a beautiful design. In combination with undermount sinks and appropriate accessories, they ensure a perfect aesthetic result and added value to every kitchen.
STEROPAL has compact worktops in a variety of decors that simulate a wide variety of natural materials. Their advantages are many:
- Modern and slim look.
- Resistant to friction, impact and scratches.
- Moisture resistant.
- Healthy and safe for food.
- Resistant to stains.
- Resistant to many cleaners.
- Antibacterial surface property.
EGGER Compact laminate worktops with thickness of only 12mm combine extreme durability,moisture resistance and sleek appearance. Black or decor matched white and light grey solid coloured cores create a slab like appearance.
A special selection of 12mm compact boards with a monochrome core, KRONOSPAN Slim Line worktops are ideal for upmarket furniture and interior design. They have improved resistance to abrasion and moisture, function well and look good. Slim Line worktops are for horizontal use with specially selected designs that add style to any application. They don’t need additional edging or surface finish processing, so they’re perfect for bespoke kitchen, office or work surfaces.
Kitchen splashbacks provide the finishing touch to worktops in kitchens, offices, or work areas. An easy to clean alternative to tile and with no compromise on aesthetic. Connecting the worktop with the lower cupboard line, the splashbacks protect the walls behind the work surface and add an extra decorative touch. They are made for vertical use, from decorative HPL pressed onto particleboard, perfectly matching the worktop design.
The combination of compact worktops and stainless steel or granite, under-seat sinks, faucets and dispensers by FRANKE is a modern proposal from STEROPAL in many choices of designs and colours for every kitchen.
