Crafting Future with Crystalline Silica-Free Sustainable Mineral Surfaces

Master Tops is at the forefront of innovation with our range of sustainable mineral surfaces. These surfaces are crafted using advanced technology and a exceptional combo of distinctive minerals and recycled materials. The result is a stunning product that also aligns with our commitment to environmental responsibility.​

Our crystalline silica-free surfaces are designed to meet the highest quality and fabrication standards. They undergo rigorous industry and safety testing, so they can comply with strict regulatory requirements.

The tests conducted by authentic Australian laboratories include:

• XRD Tests

• Hazard and Human Health Risk Assessment

This dedication to quality means you can trust our surfaces to be both beautiful and safe.​ Other notable features of these crystalline silica-free surfaces are:

• Durability:

Our surfaces can withstand daily wear and tear & maintain their beauty for more time than any other surface material.

• Low Maintenance:

Non-porous and resistant to stains, our benchtops are easy to clean and maintain.​

• Health and Safety:

With our latest transitions & elimination of crystalline silica. We reduce health risks associated with traditional stone surfaces.

• Aesthetic Appeal:

The collection of new crystalline silica-free blend is available in a variety of designs to complement any kitchen style.​

• Sustainability

Our sustainable mineral surfaces are made with up to 80% recycled materials. Reflecting our dedication to reducing environmental impact.

When you choose Master Tops, you're partnering with a team that values quality, safety, and sustainability. Our expertly designed silica free benchtops can create a kitchen that you'll love for years to come.

FAQs

What is X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) and why is it important for surfaces?

X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) is a scientific testing method used to determine the mineral composition of materials. For crystalline silica-free surfaces, XRD helps confirm that no harmful crystalline silica is present in the final product.

How can I see test reports for silica-free mineral surfaces?

Does the standard warranty still apply to your new mineral surface range?

How are silica-free surfaces different from recently banned engineered stone?

What is the silica-free mineral surface collection by Master Tops?

Will the size of the new slabs change with this silica-free version?

Will the new silica-free blend look different from previous designs?

What materials are used in the new mineral surface composition?

What process was used to develop these silica-free surfaces?

Are silica-free surfaces as tough as regular engineered stone?