Technistone

First of all, on the series and the stone. Technistone starts at 167 €/m² including VAT, but the gap between series is noticeable — each stone’s own price is visible in the catalogue straight away. The kitchen total comes from the slab area, the edge profile and the number of cut-outs, plus transport and installation. Send measurements or a drawing — you’ll get a quote within 24 hours on working days.

Wipe it with a soft cloth and warm water, adding a drop of washing-up liquid for greasier dirt. Engineered quartz doesn’t absorb liquid, so it won’t need sealing even years from now. Avoid oven cleaner, solvents and scouring powder — they can damage the binder and leave a dull patch on the surface.

No. Technistone’s binder is resin, and constant UV exposure can change its colour over time; the same goes for direct heat, which can leave a mark on the surface. That makes it an indoor material: put hot pans on a trivet, and for a terrace or an outdoor kitchen worktop choose Dekton.

As materials they’re in the same class: both are non-porous engineered quartz, most commonly 20 mm thick. The difference is in the patterns — Technistone is divided into series from Noble to Poetic, with terrazzo in the Taurus series, while the Caesarstone range includes, for example, the concrete-look Airy Concrete and Sleek Concrete. Compare the price brackets by their starting prices: Technistone from 167 €/m², Caesarstone from 167 €/m².

Yes — at our showroom at Vesilennuki 20 in Noblessner. Book a time and tell us in advance which series interest you: we’ll have the stones ready before you arrive, and at the same meeting we can talk through the edge, the sink and the installation. The consultation is free.