Porcelain stoneware is derived from a mixture of water and clay and is transformed through the extrusion process in a raw slab by the extraordinary mechanical characteristics. The exclusive process of transformation of the clay raw confers greater cohesion to the material and allows to obtain a sheet of thickness 1 - 1.3 cm. The vitrification ensures maximum resistance to water absorption as closes the pores of the material, and give the top high resistance to stains.
PORCELAIN STONEWARE: AN ECO-SUSTAINABLE AND SAFE MATERIAL It comes from a mix of natural raw materials common in nature, mainly sands and clays, the extraction of which respects the environment. It is a 100% recyclable material and can be disposed of without risk to the environment.
MAINTENANCE
For normal maintenance of stoneware tops, use a soft, damp cloth. Neutral detergents can also be used, rinsing and then drying with a dry cloth. Always clean the surface when stains are fresh and dry any drops of water immediately to prevent limescale from depositing. If properly maintained, the stoneware top will not require extraordinary cleaning operations.
AVOID
- The use of hydrofluoric acid or products containing it (present for example in drain cleaners). - Do not use abrasive sponges or metal scouring pads.
- The use of appliances with steam jets.