It’s the oldest material used on buildings since prehistory as a constructive and decorative element. • Extracted directly from quarries. • Natural and finite mineral resources. • Sustainable and environmentally friendly material: energy efficiency; Recyclable

You have certainly seen similar stonework to this image: Figura 1: Mármore Pele Tigre casado, Obra na Quinta da Beloura This continuous draw happens when the stone slabs (slices) are placed in

When a project is completed, sometimes pieces of stone are leftover because some part hasn’t been used in its entirety. What can you do with the rest? Here we give

What is Silestone: It is composed of natural quartz, at about 94%. This change in materials’ composition gives the stone more variety of designs and high strength, durability, and hardness. It’s neither marble nor granite.