Engineered Quartz, which is also named Quartz Surface or Artificial Quartz. It is a manmade product created mostly from natural materials. It’s made of 90 to 93 percent quartz and 7 to 10 percent resins and pigments that are combined into durable and nonporous slabs. The strength of quartz, even in a manufactured form, makes it naturally resistant to abrasion, scratches, dents, and even acids without the need for sealants.

Terrazzo is a composite material, poured in place or prefabricated for precast terrazzo which is used for flooring, base, walls, stair treads, countertops, and other custom products. Terrazzo consists of various aggregate or chips of marble, granite, quartz, glass, shell or other suitable materials. It then uses either a cement or epoxy matrix as the binder. If use the epoxy as the adhesive, it’s called Epoxy Terrazzo, if use the cement matrix, it’s then called Cement Terrazzo or Concrete Terrazzo or Inorganic Terrazzo.

Engineered Marble, also with the name of Cultured Marble, Artificial Marble or Faux Marble. It is a blend of stone particles and resins that is combined with pigments to produce a wide range of colors and natural looking patterns. Engineered marble could be manufactured in the form of blocks or precast in mold.

Sintered Stone is manufactured using recent technological advancements which mimic the processes that form natural stones. Sintered Stone is a manufactured stone made entirely from natural materials . Minerals and stone particles are subject to extreme heat and pressure – just like they would be deep in the earth’s crust for thousands of years, but achieved much quicker. When the process is finished, the particles are bonded together permanently, without the need for resins or bonding agents, to create solid versatile slabs.

Nanoglass is also called Nano Crystallized Glass, Pure White Nanoglass, Neoparies, Artificial White Marble, Glass Stone. The main element is Silicon Dioxide – SiO2

Nano glass is manufactured from a blend of natural materials that is 75 percent silica and 25 percent other natural minerals. The mixture is poured into a mold to form either a slab or a tile, and it is heated to a temperature ranging from 1,550 degrees Celsius to 1,800 degrees C. for 24 to 26 hours. The high temperatures and the length of time align the molecules of the glass on a nanoscopic scale, which it retains upon cooling and hardening.