Silestone

Silestone starts at 348 €/m² in our catalogue, VAT included. Prices are public stone by stone, so you can see the difference between the Eternal series and the other colours straight away. In the quote, the edge, cut-outs, transport and installation are added to the price of the stone.

Not much: a damp microfibre cloth, plus a drop of washing-up liquid for grease. The surface is non-porous, so it doesn’t need sealing or treating with special products. Avoid oven cleaner, solvents and abrasive sponges, which can dull the surface.

Yes, as on any dark stone surface. On a dark surface such as Eternal Charcoal Soapstone, limescale from dried water drops, grease and dust catch the eye more easily than on a light one, so wipe the area around the sink dry after use. Heat is the same limitation for every colour: the resin in quartz can’t take a hot pan straight on the surface, so use a trivet.

Both come from the same maker, but the material is different. Silestone is engineered quartz: most commonly 20 mm thick, more resistant to knocks at the edge and very easy to live with in an indoor kitchen, but a hot pan needs a trivet and it isn’t suitable outdoors. Dekton is a sintered ceramic that takes heat and sun and is usually thinner. Both work indoors; for an outdoor kitchen, choose Dekton.

Yes. At our showroom at Vesilennuki 20 in Noblessner you can see both — the most popular colours as full slabs, the rest as samples and full-size photos — and feel how quartz and ceramic differ under your hand. Book a time in advance and name the stones you’d like to see. Once you’ve chosen, measurement follows within a week, then installation 10 working days from drawing approval.