Sintered stone · Dekton
Cosentino's ultra-compact sintered surface, built for heat, sun and heavy use, indoors and out.
About the brand
Dekton is an ultra-compact sintered surface made by Cosentino. It is not quartz, porcelain or natural stone. A blend of raw materials is fused under extreme heat and pressure, so the surface has no resin and almost no porosity.
The collections cover marble looks, artisan designs, natural stone looks, industrial textures and solid colors. Dekton works in kitchens and bathrooms, and it also suits outdoor kitchens, facades and flooring.
Origin: Made by Cosentino in Spain
Material: Sintered Stone
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Fabrication
Our team captures your cabinets, walls and layout digitally with the StoneEx System, so cuts and seams are planned before anyone touches a slab.
You choose the exact slab at a supplier showroom. We arrange the viewing, and you approve the slab and the layout before fabrication begins.
We prepare the fabrication specs for the slab and oversee the installation, so the finished surface matches the layout you approved.
Stoneex Surfaces is listed as a Dekton by Cosentino Certified Fabricator. Dekton publishes fabrication guidance, and we plan edges, cutouts and seams to follow it.
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Case studies
Kitchen · Sintered Stone
Bellevue, WA
A Bellevue kitchen with Dekton Sirius countertops, mitered edges, a 6 inch backsplash and matching window sills. Under-cabinet LED lighting shows off the deep color.
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Kitchen · Sintered Stone
Seattle, WA
A contemporary Seattle kitchen with Dekton Domoos countertops, a high backsplash, a TopZero sink and Fenix cabinet doors.
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Commercial · Sintered Stone
Silverdale, WA
Custom cabinets in Dekton Opera for the Thermador showroom in Silverdale. Inset doors and drawer fronts had to fit with very tight reveals.
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Full slabs are viewed at a supplier showroom. Tell us the color you like and we will point you to where it can be seen.
About Dekton
Dekton is an ultracompact sintered surface made by Cosentino in Almeria, Spain, with its TSP (Technology of Sintered Particles) process. A blend of raw materials used in glass, porcelain and quartz surfaces is compacted under very high pressure and fired at very high temperature, a process that mimics in hours the changes natural stone undergoes over thousands of years. The result has no resin and almost no porosity.
Collections include Stonika (marble-inspired), Onirika (artisan designs), Natural (stone-inspired), Industrial (concrete and metal looks) and Urban (solids). Dekton is made in several thicknesses, from slim panels to thick slabs, so it works for kitchens, bathrooms, outdoor areas, facades, flooring and furniture.
Side by side
| Criterion | Dekton | Neolith | Silestone | Caesarstone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Cosentino (Spain) | TheSize (Spain) | Cosentino (Spain) | Caesarstone |
| Material type | Ultracompact sintered surface | Sintered stone | Engineered quartz | Engineered quartz |
| Resins or binders | None | None | Contains resin | Contains resin |
| Sealing | Never | Never | Never | Never |
| Outdoor and UV | Suited to outdoor use | Suited to outdoor use | Indoor only | Indoor only |
| Heat | Very high | Very high | Good: use trivets | Good: use trivets |
| Best for | Indoor, outdoor, facade and flooring | Indoor, outdoor and facade projects | Indoor kitchens and baths | Indoor kitchens and baths |
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