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Cosentino PRODUCT GUIDE Product Guide * ** YEAR TRANSFERABLE WARRANTY * See specific warranty conditions. ** To obtain more information about hues with NSF certificate, please visit www.nsf.org COSENTINO NORTH AMERICA HEADQUARTERS 355 Alhambra Circle Suite 1000, Coral Gables, FL 33134 , United States of America 786.686.5060 F T ò @CosentinoUSA www.cosentino.com I www.silestone.com SAP 904295 MAR18 2 4 A Big Family Around the World USA CANADA IRELAND SWEDEN Cosentino ANAHEIM Cosentino CALGARY Cosentino DUBLIN Cosentino GÖTEBORG Cosentino ATLANTA Cosentino VANCOUVER Cosentino AUSTIN Cosentino TORONTO UK SWITZERLAND Cosentino BOSTON Cosentino QUEBEC Cosentino DARLINGTON Cosentino ZURICH Cosentino CHARLOTTE Cosentino CITY TORONTO Cosentino EAST LONDON Cosentino CHICAGO Cosentino CITY MONTREAL Cosentino GLOUCESTER HOLLAND Cosentino CINCINNATI Cosentino HOOK Cosentino Cosentino DALLAS MEXICO Cosentino CITY LONDON THE NETHERLANDS Cosentino DENVER Cosentino MEXICO DF Cosentino MANCHESTER Cosentino DETROIT Cosentino NORTHERN IRELAND* ISRAEL Cosentino FORT PUERTO RICO Cosentino SCOTLAND Cosentino TEL AVIV LAUDERDALE Cosentino PUERTO RICO Cosentino HAWAII DENMARK TURQUIA Cosentino HOUSTON SPAIN Cosentino DENMARK Cosentino ANKARA Cosentino KANSAS CITY Cosentino A CORUÑA Cosentino ESTAMBUL Cosentino LONG ISLAND Cosentino BILBAO FINLAND Cosentino IZMIR Cosentino LOS ANGELES Cosentino BARCELONA Cosentino HELSINKI Cosentino MILWAUKEE Cosentino CASTELLÓN SINGAPORE Cosentino MINNEAPOLIS Cosentino MÉRIDA GERMANY Cosentino LO SINGAPORE Cosentino NEW JERSEY Cosentino MADRID Cosentino MUNCHEN Cosentino CITY SINGAPORE Cosentino NEW ORLEANS Cosentino CITY MADRID Cosentino BERLIN Cosentino NASHVILLE Cosentino MURCIA Cosentino DÜSSELDORF AUSTRALIA Cosentino ORLANDO Cosentino SAN SEBASTIAN Cosentino STUTTGART Cosentino BRISBANE Cosentino PHILADELPHIA Cosentino SANTANDER Cosentino MELBOURNE SOUTH Cosentino PHOENIX Cosentino SEVILLA ITALY Cosentino MELBOURNE NORTH Cosentino PITTSBURG Cosentino TOLEDO Cosentino CATTOLICA Cosentino LO ADELAIDE Cosentino PORTLAND Cosentino VALENCIA Cosentino MILANO Cosentino PERTH Cosentino RALEIGH Cosentino VALLADOLID Cosentino CITY MILANO Cosentino HUB SYDNEY Cosentino ROCHESTER Cosentino ZARAGOZA Cosentino TURIN Cosentino CITY SYDNEY Cosentino SACRAMENTO Cosentino GIRONA Cosentino VENEZIA Cosentino SIDNEY Cosentino SAINT LOUIS Cosentino GRANADA Cosentino SAN DIEGO Cosentino ALMERÍA FRANCE NEW ZEALAND Cosentino SEATTLE Cosentino VIGO Cosentino PARIS Cosentino AUCKLAND Cosentino SPOKANE Cosentino LYON Cosentino TAMPA PORTUGAL Cosentino RENNES JAPAN Cosentino WASHINGTON DC Cosentino LISBOA Cosentino TOULOUSE Cosentino LO TOKIO Cosentino WESTCHESTER Cosentino PORTO Cosentino VIRGINIA AUSTRIA SOUTH AFRICA Cosentino CITY MANHATTAN BRASIL Cosentino VIENA Cosentino LO JOHANNESBURG Cosentino CITY MIAMI Cosentino BELO ORIZONTE Cosentino LO CAPE TOWN Cosentino CITY SAN FRANCISCO Cosentino FORTALEZA BELGIUM Cosentino HUB HOUSTON Cosentino GOIÂNIA Cosentino BELGIUM UAE Cosentino HUB NORFOLK Cosentino LATINA VITORIA Cosentino LO DUBAI Cosentino RECIFE NORWAY Cosentino CITY DUBA Cosentino SAO PAULO Cosentino OSLO Cosentino SANTA CATARINA 6 Cosentino Mission 8 Vision 11 Silestone® Quartz Surfaces 13 News 14 Eternal Series 14 Suede Texture 15 N-Boost 16 White Essentials 17 Benefits 18 N-Boost 19 Formats 21 Thicknesses 21 Textures 22 Applications 26 Kitchens Countertops 26 Integrity Sinks 28 Bathrooms Countertops 30 Sinks 32 Cladding 31 Flooring 31 Bathroom Sinks 32 Shower Trays 33 Color Chart 34 Color Groups 37 Dekton® Ultracompact Surfaces 38 News 40 New Industrial Series by Daniel Germani 40 New Opera & Natura 43 Content New 3cm Thickness 43 Advantages 44 Warranty 44 Formats 44 Applications 46 Kitchen Countertops 46 Outdoor Kitchen Countertops 49 Bathroom Countertops and Wall Covering 50 Façades 52 Flooring Solutions 54 Aura Bookmatch 55 Color Chart 56 Color Groups 58 Sensa by Cosentino® Protected Natural Stone 60 Advantages 62 Color Chart 66 Scalea® Natural Stone 70 Color Chart 72 Prexury 76 Color Chart 76 Distributor Locations North America 78 8 Mission To be the leading company that, together with our clients, responsibly imagines and anticipates high value, innovative surfaces for the world of architecture and design. 1979 1990 1995 1997 1999 2000 2001 2004 Mármoles Cosentino, S.A. Silestone® brand Cosentino, S.A. Cosentino North América, Cosentino Northwest Cosentino is set up in Cosentino U.K. is born Latina de Vitória (Brasil), Time Magazine is founded in Cantoria is created by Cosentino is founded first international subsidiary Europe, second Brasil. Latam, its the seed of granite Visions of Tomorrow (Almería) Stone, S.A. company, is born international subsidiary subsidiary company, is Business, is born company, is born born S S 1st SILESTONE 2nd SILESTONE PRODUCTION LINE PRODUCTION LINE MONOCOLOR MULTI-MIX SLAB 1,33 X 3,04 M SLAB 1,33 X 3,04 M 10 Vision To be the global leader in the surfaces market via our brands, offering innovative architectural solutions that provide design, value and inspiration to our clients’ lives. European Business Award The Import/Export Award 2005 2010 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 2017 New main Silestone becomes Dekton factory is built. Cosentino wins Cannes Gold Dekton´s World Premiere Prince Felipe inaugurates CosentinoCosentino is is set set up up in in South Sudafrica Áfric a Cosentino wins the National Cindy Crawford becomes a headquarters Opening the first Spanish advertiser Cosentino reaches its Lion thanks to the spot in Construmat Trade Show Dekton´s factory with ppresenceresence in the 5 continentcontinentss Innovation Award by Silestone ambassador in Cantoria (Almería) at the Super Bowl Show 50th Center. “Por encima de todo” (Barcelona) Internationalization S8 D D 8th SILESTONE 1st DEKTON 2nd DEKTON PRODUCTION LINE PRODUCTION LINE PRODUCTION LINE PENTACOLOR Silestone Goya Toledo Fernando Andrés Fernando Rafa Nadal Cindy JUMBO SLAB 1,33 X 3,04 M Antibacterial Silestone Alonso Velencoso, Alonso Dekton Crawford Be Unique Silestone Paz Vega Silestone Unlimited Silestone Platinum Silestone Authentic Tops on Top Series Be Unique Life 12 SILESTONE® Quartz Surfaces Silestone presents extreme durability in kitchen and bathroom and other spaces where traffic and daily use is high. Enjoy the endless colors possibilities. The advantages of Silestone are numerous. Silestone is low maintenance and has a high resistance to stains and scratches, as well as a low liquid absorption rate. Silestone’s nearly indestructible surface is stain, scorch and scratch resistant. With a very low absorption index and a minimal number of joints, Silestone is perfect for spaces where liquid exists. Silestone is resistant and continues to be enjoyed over time, going beyond the surface. It is manufactured in more than 100 colors, three textures and various formats, making it highly versatile. Colors range from muted tones that are generally associated with natural stone to vibrant colors that are not found in nature. Silestone’s color uniformity and consistency allows for an unlimited number of edge details including but not limited to: bevel, ogee, bullnose and waterfall. It is also malleable enough to be used in large pieces without requiring joints. Silestone is the perfect choice for kitchen, bathroom, flooring, cladding and unlimited applications. Certifications ** Silestone® Peal Jasmine Eternal Collection 14 SILESTONE® Product News Silestone is continuously reinventing itself and following new trends on colors and applications. New Silestone® The Silestone Eternal Collection is a Today, marble-looks are making a statement Eternal series of new colors inspired by some of not only in the world of architecture and the most desired exotic stones with a design with surfacing, but also in industries Collection reputation for being beautiful and timeless. such as fashion and home accessories. New The New Soft Velvety Texture Discover the soft velvety texture of Silestone® Feel the new sensation over your countertop. Same Resistance. Best touch Ever. Silestone® Statuario Eternal Collection 16 New New The hydro- repellent properties of N-BOOST The beauty and purity of N-Boost prevents the clinging of common liquids in White white transcends beyond kitchen and bathroom spaces. This is specially multiple shades and spaces. Technology useful when liquids remain on the surface for Essentials ® hours: with N-BOOST preventing them from White is neutral but classic by Silestone binding to the surfaces. Easy Clean and provides a touch of Thanks to N-BOOST, cleaning is much simpler. brightness, expanding physical boundaries. Repels Any Surfaces More Intense Type of Liquid Shinier than Ever Colors 18 *Check availability on Silestone ® colors with N-Boost SILESTONE® SILESTONE® Benefits N-Boost YEAR Silestone® is made out of Natural Quartz created to provide color and texture for bath and kitchen surfaces. Thanks to its physical and chemical properties, a result Technology On Top of years of investigation, it guarantees maximum safety and hygiene. WARRANTY Easy Clean Resistance Resistant to Resistant to Stains Scratching to Impacts Silestone® is a non-porous surface which Quartz is one of the hardest minerals that exists. Silestone® high level of resistance to is highly resistant to stains from coffee, This makes our products very durable, with a impacts allows very hard objects (pots, wine, lemon juice, oil, vinegar, make-up high level of resistance to external damage. trays, etc.) to be handled with total ease. and many other daily-use
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