-Silver Wave-

Silver Wave is a quartz surface made in the Far East with an alternative to Breton technology. Its background is a very light, neutral silver-grey with a fine, even grain like fine sand that is visible only up close. Sparse, thin white threads, brighter than the background, move across it along a wavy, almost curly path that matches its name. They do not form long veins but small, irregular motifs scattered over the whole surface, so the look stays calm and bright. The material is resin-bound quartz, non-porous, and needs no sealing; no technical sheet is published for the product, so the table gives typical values for quartz surfaces. The surface is polished, while available thicknesses and sizes are clarified with the quotation. It suits kitchen countertops, islands, bathroom surfaces, wall cladding and splashbacks, especially alongside white, grey or stainless-steel elements. Upkeep is simple: a damp cloth and a mild neutral cleaner, no strong chemicals or solvents, a trivet for hot cookware and no permanent exposure to outdoor sun.