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CRL launches new collection of porcelain surfaces

CRL is proud to be launching a stunning new range of surfaces crafted from porcelain. The perfect complement to the company's existing quartz offering, the brand new collection - Ceralsio Porcelain Surfaces - is available in 26 colours and a choice of finishes, making it an ideal option for any space.

Drawing on its 20 years' expertise in the stone industry and responding head-on to current trends in worksurface design, Ceralsio surfaces from CRL tap into the huge move towards ceramic worktops coming out of Europe.

With a shift also towards surfaces with thinner profiles also evident in interior design, Ceralsio surfaces are 12mm thick and available in an extra-large 1500 x 3200mm slab format. This enables them to be used to create surfaces with practically no joints, ensuring continuity and visual appeal.

Suitable for worktops, vanity tops, tiling, flooring and wall cladding, the porcelain surface is not only beautiful to look at but also a highly practical choice for the kitchen and bathroom. Totally impermeable, porcelain is completely stain and scratch resistant, very thermally stable and shock resistant. It is also very strong and simple to care for.

Also available in a 6mm thickness, Ceralsio is ideal for splashbacks, indoor and outdoor wall cladding and can be used for flooring too. As it is UV stable the colour of the surface won't fade over time. It is a versatile, practical solution that more than meets the demands of modern living.

Straightforward to install and simple to maintain, the slabs come in a choice of natural, polished or textured finish, ensuring elegant, clean and, above all, trendsetting designs.

Ceralsio Porcelain Surfaces are available now from stock from CRL's extensive warehouse.

T: 01706 863600
W: www.ceralsio.co.uk

2nd December 2016