Curved surfaces are an essential part of modern design. Staron Solid Surfaces have been designed for broad application, across commercial and residential projects alike.
With a silk-like finish and a range of over 80 colours, Staron is both aesthetically charming, and functionally pleasing.
Staron Solid Surfaces are composed of a natural and pure mineral derived from bauxite ore and blended with an advanced pure acrylic resin, resulting in the world’s premium surface material. Staron Solid Surfaces meets every criteria to create a project that will look like the day it was installed, for years to come.
One of the advantages of the range is that it can be moulded and curved to fit into any design or existing structure through an advanced thermoforming process.
This creative process of design can result in endless interesting design possibilities. Wall panels can be curved, benchtops can join inconspicuously around soft curves, and custom designed vanities can be a feature with smooth rounded designs. Create unique curved bowls, vases or make the waves of your project curve and twist into a concept that creates impact and is original.
Staron has been designed so as to be inlaid, creating a blend of colours in one piece. The flexibility of the range extends to limitless edge profiles; drop down edges, and splashbacks. The durability and non-porous nature of the product also makes it easy to maintain. All this comes with a Greenguard certified material, and a 10 Year Warranty. Staron Solid Surfaces provides a design solution that pushes the boundaries of design. If you can can imagine, you can create with Staron.
To see how Staron has been used by designers and architects in their projects, check out the Staron YouTube channel.
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