Laminam kitchen surfaces blend elegance, durability, and high performance, making them an ideal choice for both residential and commercial kitchens.
Regarding modern materials for kitchen countertops, porcelain stoneware stands out for its superior technical properties compared to other options.
Choosing a Laminam kitchen countertop offers a plethora of benefits with minimal drawbacks. Its sophisticated design, abrasion resistance, ease of cleaning, longevity, and durability are just a few of the advantages of a ceramic Laminam worktop.
- High-temperature resistance
- Wear and scratch resistance
- Easy cleaning and hygiene
- Stain resistance
- Durability
- Sophisticated aesthetics
- Design flexibility and customization
- Chemical resistance
Porcelain and ceramic are often mentioned in the same breath when it comes to flooring or wall coverings, but they have key distinctions that affect their use and performance. Porcelain is a specific subcategory of ceramic, made from a more refined clay and fired at higher temperatures. This process gives porcelain a higher density and very low porosity, making it exceptionally resistant to water and frost, which qualifies it for use both indoors and outdoors. In comparison, traditional ceramic, while it can feature a wide variety of designs and is suitable for interior walls and floors, is generally less dense and more porous than porcelain, making it less suited for moist environments or areas with heavy traffic. Ultimately, the choice between porcelain and ceramic will depend on the specific use, location of installation, and aesthetic preferences.
At Cera Nord, we are proud to offer a selection of porcelain countertops from a renowned supplier:
We have samples of each of our products. Visit our store to explore the colours and finishes offered by our supplier.
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