a larger, more versatile slab size. This option can
be more economical for architects, designers,
specifiers or homeowners and presents even
more design possibilities.
Smartstone also ticks all the boxes in terms
of hygiene and green design. It’s compliant with
the International Health and Safety Foundation
standards as being safe for food environments.
Similarly, Smartstone quartz surfaces have
achieved Greenguard Certification – meaning
Smartstone has met the most rigorous standards
for low emissions of VOCs into indoor spaces.
“These credentials make it well-suited to
school and healthcare facilities too,” Angove
says. “Established in 2002, today Smartstone
is one of the leading distributors of engineered
quartz surfaces in Australasia.”
For details, contact Smartstone (NZ) Ltd,
phone 0800 255 556, email: [email protected],
or head online: www.smartstone.co.nz
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Above: This eye-catching kitchen,
also by designer Kim Primrose,
features Smartstone Bianco Molasa.
Smartstone surfaces offer many
design possibilities – for example, the
marble-look veined patterning on this
island countertop is continued down
the waterfall side to elegant effect.
Smartstone surfaces are offered in a
variety of thicknesses to suite every
designer’s and homeowner’s tastes.
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