Unparalleled Elegance and Strength in Every Layer

1. Composition and Aesthetics:

Full Body Sintered Stone:

• Homogeneous composition; the pattern and color run through the entire thickness.
• Ideal for designs where edges are visible or for intricate shapes.

Standard Sintered Stone:

• Surface layer holds the design and color, backed by a different core material.
• Best suited for surfaces where the edges are not exposed or can be finished.

3. Design Versatility:

Full Body Sintered Stone:

• Offers a more authentic replication of natural materials like marble or wood.
• Provides a seamless aesthetic, making it ideal for sophisticated design projects.

Standard Sintered Stone:

• Offers a wide range of surface designs and textures.
• More adaptable to current trends and diverse design requirements.

5. Application Suitability:

Full Body Sintered Stone:

• Perfect for high-end applications, luxury spaces, and where fine detailing is required.

Standard Sintered Stone:

• Ideal for general use in residential and commercial spaces, including countertops, flooring, and wall cladding.
• By understanding these differences, you can choose the right type of sintered stone that aligns with your project's aesthetic, functional requirements, and budget constraints.

2. Durability and Wear Resistance:

Full Body Sintered Stone:

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• Exceptionally durable; less prone to visible chips or wear since the pattern is consistent throughout.

Standard Sintered Stone: 

• Highly durable but may show chips more easily due to the differing core material.

4. Cost Implications:

Full Body Sintered Stone:

• Generally more expensive due to the comprehensive patterning and coloration process.

Standard Sintered Stone:

• Typically more cost-effective, making it suitable for budget-conscious projects.