NEOLITH – A New Way of looking at Shapes and Spaces

NEOLITH is one of the largest sintered compact surface slabs, which offers the most efficient solutions for the most demanding architectural projects.

NEOLITH – A New Way of looking at Shapes and Spaces

BY Lorenzo Logi

September 11th, 2014

An extensive combination of colours and finishes make NEOLITH a designer product that can be used in numerous applications for interiors, exteriors and furnishings.

Lightweight, waterproof, easy to clean, hygienic, resistant to high temperatures, resistant to wear and tear, resistant to bending and environmentally friendly.

Imagine Neolith in your home providing avant-garde designs and aesthetics. The infinite options of colour combinations and finishes create exceptional and unique spaces with perfect finishes.

NEOLITH is the perfect solution for all residential and commercial surfaces with exceptional durability and aesthetic appeal. NEOLITH slabs are available in two thickness’s suitable for both work and leisure surfaces and any cladding applications, including furnishings, shop fittings, display fittings, cupboards, doors, walls and floors.

NEOLITH is available exclusively from CDK Stone
cdkstone.com.au

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