Where is Marmerit Used?
Mermerit are objects formed by pouring marble dust and polyester into molds, which solidify into the desired shapes and models as a result of the reaction. They are generally made in unlimited areas such as kitchen countertops, hairdresser countertops, and for sink castings in schools, restaurants, tourist facilities, hospitals, institutions, cooperatives, etc., as well as Hilton sink reception counters, with different color tones and model options. These products are produced in special sizes and shapes easily and in a short time. They have quite wide areas of use, especially in
kitchen countertops, hairdresser countertops, and in all desired areas such as private institutions, schools, and hospitals. Due to their composition, these products are highly resistant to chemicals, heat and fire, impacts, and stains. Their surfaces are smooth and non-porous, waterproof, non-flammable, and hygienic. Designs and productions are realized in desired colors, shapes, sizes, and dimensions in a short time. They are cleaned quickly and easily with simple cleaning materials.
What is the Difference Between Marble and Marmerit?
Marmerit products are produced in all desired colors and are made suitable for kitchen countertops, bathroom cabinets, and tiles, and they have an aesthetically elegant appearance. Marmerits are single-piece without installation, while marble is multi-piece with installation. While there is a possibility of leakage in marble products due to gluing, there are no joints or gluing in marmerit. Therefore, over time, issues such as the backing strips, front and edge lips shifting or opening, or the sink parts detaching from the countertop and falling down are not encountered.
