Discover Dekton Countertops.
Dekton countertops are renowned for their high resistance to UV light, heat, scratches, and stains, marking them as a top choice for countertops. Dekton uses a special sinterized particle technology to replicate the metamorphic process of natural stone in a fraction of the time. Dekton countertops provide diverse colors, finishes, and lasting durability. Their compact surface ensures hygiene by preventing bacterial growth.
Dekton maintenance: Tips and Tricks.
- Routine cleaning: Apply neutral soap to the affected area and gently rub in a circular motion with a damp microfiber cloth. Leave to work for a couple of minutes. Then, with a cloth, wipe off any soap residue. Finally, dry it with kitchen roll.
- Removing tough stains: For persistent stains like wine, coffee, tea, or food coloring, applying detergent to the area and gently rubbing with a damp microfibre cloth is recommended. Ensure a thorough rinse post-cleaning.
- Combatting ink and epoxy: Use solvent or cleaning vinegar on the stain and gently rub with a damp microfibre cloth; rinse well afterward.
- Heat Guidelines: Dekton can handle heat from kitchenware, but use mats for prolonged periods, especially on 4 and 8 mm surfaces.
Pros and cons of Dekton countertops:
Pros:
- Dekton’s ultra-compact surfaces are resistant to UV light, scratches, stains, and high temperatures.
- Routine cleaning is a breeze, with no need for sealing or special care.
- Due to its low porosity, Dekton is less likely to stain and harbors fewer germs.A broad range of colors and finishes offers countless design opportunities.
- High resistance to UV light ensures color stability, making it ideal for exterior applications.
Cons:
- Dekton can be on the pricier side when compared to some traditional countertop materials.
- The edges of Dekton countertops can be susceptible to chipping if hit with enough force.
- Being a relatively new product, its long-term performance in residential settings is still being assessed.
