'Solid Surface'

07/01/26 How to install a solid surface countertop in 10 steps

Installing a countertop made from Krion® LUX requires precision, knowledge of the material, and following a well-defined technical sequence. This type of surface allows for imperceptible joints, integrated sinks, and a continuous finish, but only if all stages of installation are followed, from...

14/12/25 Impact resistance of KrionÂ® LUX: comparison with other materials

Impact resistance is an essential characteristic for materials used on surfaces in high-traffic areas. When selecting between different options for projects, such as hotels or retail, it is crucial to choose those that offer greater resistance to impact damage. What will you learn in this...

02/12/25 Seamless kitchen worktops

The creation of unlimited surfaces with imperceptible joints is one of the revolutionary properties of KRION® Solid Surface, capable of improving people's quality of life. Krion® LUX is a homogeneous, non-porous material that is ideal for creating large surfaces without joints. Thanks to...

02/12/25 Solid Surface vs Granite: Which is the best material?

In contract, commercial or healthcare projects, selecting the right material for surfaces goes beyond appearance: it is essential to consider its performance, sustainability, adaptability to design and ease of long-term maintenance. Both solid surface and granite are widely used options...

04/11/25 How to cut KrionÂ® Solid Surface: complete guide for a perfect cut

Krion® is a highly versatile and resistant material, manufactured in sheets, which requires a transformation process for its application in the creation of furniture and large architectural projects. In fact, it can be cut, joined, thermoformed, and backlit, allowing it to adapt to a wide...

15/10/25 Backlit Krionâ„¢ â€” when light is the star

In commercial space design, lighting is essential for capturing attention and enhancing the customer experience. Backlit Krion® offers an innovative and versatile solution, ideal for architects and interior designers looking to stand out in a highly competitive market. Thanks to its ability to...

01/10/25 MUD: the new collection from KrionÂ® LUX for the construction of the future

The construction sector is undergoing a significant shift in preferences and approaches, driven by a greater interest in sustainability and reducing environmental impact. Consumers are increasingly committed to finding solutions that are not only functional but also environmentally responsible....

05/08/25 Krionâ„¢ Colors, a universe of colours for your solid surface

Nowadays, surfaces are not just a place to cut or work; they have become key elements in architectural and interior design. These materials must not only fulfill a practical function, but also be capable of influencing the aesthetics and experience of the space, both in terms of style and use. In...

28/07/25 How to adapt your workshop to work with KrionÂ® solid surface

Adapting a workspace to transform Solid Surface requires careful planning of the workshop layout and the equipment to be used. Depending on the type of installation you have, whether it is a carpentry or marble workshop, the specific requirements may vary. In general, a carpentry workshop...

22/07/25 Krion sustainable sheets by way of the EcocycleÂ® process

In recent years, consumer habits and preferences have evolved significantly. Sustainability, environmental responsibility, and care for natural resources have become key factors in purchasing decisions. Consumers demand products that are not only innovative and functional, but also respect the...

Krion® Lux is a solid surface that redefines what it means to work with innovative materials. Its composition, based on high-quality minerals, and its properties give it exceptional strength and an aesthetic that allows it to adapt to all types of projects. However, in this blog post, we are...

25/06/25 Solid Surface vs Quartz: Which is the best material for your project?

In contract, retail, or healthcare projects, choosing the right material for surfaces is not just a matter of aesthetics: it's about performance, sustainability, adaptability to design, and ease of long-term maintenance. Both solid surface and quartz are two well-established options in architecture...