Neolith Pulpis

Neolith Pulpis offers a soothing, darkish brown sintered stone with fine gold and white veining, adding to its unique character.
This stone is known for its brown cedar colour and delicate white and golden streaks across its subdued surface. It takes inspiration from Pulpis Grey marble, a local stone from Castellón in Spain. With distinction and a movement of its colours and proportions, this is an ideal worktop material to convey majesty, serenity, and sophistication.

Neolith Pulpis Description & Aesthetic Features

Our Pulpis porcelain worktop is a fine-grained brown marbled design with prominent details in white calciferous veins. Its faint golden and chestnut threads mark a light copper background, generating an uneven design with subtle tints and varying degrees of intensity. Neolith Pulpis is the perfect material for traditional and contemporary designs that require a sturdy countertop surface to carry out the demanding activities of busy kitchens.

If you want your kitchen or bathroom to seem quiet and balanced, choose a Neolith Pulpis worktop, and surround it with flowers. It will provide the room with a complete appearance that will combine better in small areas. Don’t be tricked: while this beautiful kitchen worktop appears marble, it is a more resilient lookalike called sintered stone by Neolith. If you like the look of marble but want to invest in a more lasting material, this is a perfect choice.

With Pulpis, you can even create a kitchen island serving as a centre point and cooking area but make it look like bespoke furniture instead of a kitchen cabinet.

Neolith Pulpis Advantages & Technical Characteristics

But are illustrious looks the only reason you should invest in Neolith Pulpis? Of course not! A massive chunk of the porcelain stone’s appeal lies in its high-end functionality that will never cease to amaze you.

Neolith Pulpis is 100% organic, made from state-of-the-art sintering technology that subjects raw materials to extreme temperatures and pressures. These raw materials include granite, silica, glass, and natural oxides. As a result, it yields an ultra-durable surface that can withstand a high degree of scratching. Moreover, Neolith can resist extreme temperature changes, moisture, stains, heavy traffic, chemicals, and UV rays. Impressive is an understatement.

Naturally, one of the joys of Neolith Pulpis also lies in how easy it is to maintain and care for! The credit goes to its non-porous surface, ensuring zero permeability of dirt, chemicals, liquids, and germs. As a result, it rarely suffers from tough stains but is also exceptionally sanitary and hygienic!

Its varying slab sizes, tile formats, and thicknesses make it adept at bringing to life multiple design applications. Think everything from demanding kitchen worktops to non-porous bathroom flooring to backsplashes and wall claddings!

Neolith Classtone: Pulpis Sizes, Thicknesses & Finishes

Choose the 3mm or thick 3600mm x 1200mm or 3200 x 1500mm 6mm slab format for vertical applications. Or you can choose 3200mm x 1600mm slabs at 12mm for tabletops, worktops, and bar tops.

• Neolith Pulpis Tiles: You also get the option to go for tiles in thicknesses of 3 mm, and 6 mm.
• Shower Trays: You can add a sophisticated shower tray in Neolith Pulpis Silk if you design your bathrooms. It is available in 1200x700mm and 1200x800mm, in thicknesses of 23mm and 25mm, perfect for areas in contact with water.
• Neolith Pulpis Sinks: You can match the sink with the countertop if you wish to create the ultimate minimalistic worktop. Pulpis Neolith sinks available in sizes 400x400mm, 450x400mm, 500x400mm, and 700x400mm.
• Finish: Pulpis is available in a gorgeous matte finish known as Satin.

Do you like what you’re reading? You shouldn’t be shocked. It is one of the world’s most well-regarded, long-lasting, and first-rate surfaces.

The Worktop Library is proud to have such a stone in its portfolio to help you realise a lifelong ambition – creating a home that people will speak about for years!

Discover Five Neolith finishes You Can Use In Interiors and The Outdoors

A rough worktop texture stimulates the senses and a stone polished with finesse and a completely natural appearance. Your Neolith kitchen worktop may transmit whatever it should with its various types of finishes.

As a result, you’ll experience its majestic look, style, and an exceptional performance every time you prepare food.

• Polished: The Polished finish offers sheen, profundity, and a 100% flat reflective surface with a sense of sophistication. This finish is suitable for the Classtone collection of Natural stones. Still, you can also use it to produce extraordinary combinations by blending novelty colours with traditional materials such as concrete or metal. Neolith polish is suitable for worktops, interior and external walls, and interior flooring in residential properties. However, it is not appropriate for exterior flooring due to abrasion by dust or for commercial flooring due to slip resistance.
• Riverwashed: This new finish offers more reprieve, texture, and worktop roughness. It is similar to a brush hammered or weathered finish, lending authenticity to Neolith worktops that look like genuine stones.
• Satin: It has a natural matte appearance and a consistent texture, conferring outstanding resistance qualities to the worktop.
• Silk: This finish is comparable to Satin but has a softer feel. It provides the worktop with a velvety finish to avoid staining and bacteria growth, which results from applying the Neolith Airless Pistol technology.
• Ultrasoft: Neolith Ultrasoft finish simulates the tactile feeling of clean-cut and unpolished natural marble. In addition, it increases the contrast on Neolith marble-effect colours with a soft feel and additional depth.

Neolith’s Comprises Up To 90% Recycled Material & Carbon-Neutral Manufacturing.

Did you know that every Neolith worktop contributes to Central and South American forestry projects?
Neolith launched a program in which the brand assists in planting hundreds of trees throughout Africa and South America. In addition, a conservation project is in place to safeguard and preserve the unique biodiversity of Guatemala’s Caribbean Coast Conservation.

Since its inception, Neolith has advocated for sustainable construction, expanding its investment in research every year and overcoming limitations in sustainable production. As a result, our Neolith Sintered Stone is now one of the most environmentally friendly building cladding stones.
In addition, the Company also dedicates its resources to improving the quality of life and conserving our natural environment.

Neolith Pulpis is a porcelain Sintered Stone for bathroom and kitchen worktops, splashbacks, and interior walls; it offers various environmental benefits. The engineered porcelain possesses several characteristics that make it appropriate for the ecologically aware individual.

Ultra-Hygienic & 100% Recyclable Product Composition

Neolith is a porcelain Sintered Stone for bathroom and kitchen worktops, splashbacks, and interior walls; it offers various environmental benefits.
This engineered porcelain possesses several characteristics that make it appropriate for the ecologically aware individual.

• 100% Natural: Neolith, which comprises clays, feldspar, silica, and natural mineral oxides, will not emit hazardous vapours into the environment when exposed to fire or extremely high temperatures.
• 100% Recyclable: Neolith can recycle and reduce its aggregates because of its natural structure.
• Recycled content of up to 52%: Any Neolith slab includes up to 52 per cent recycled raw materials.
• Zero Porosity: Neolith boasts less than 0.08 per cent liquid absorption. It makes it impenetrable and resistant to viruses and bacteria that can cause disease and allergies.
• New Neolith Formulation 90R: The ESSENTIALS Collection includes up to 90% recycled material.
• No Gutting: You can install the slim Neolith directly on your existing worktops. It saves you money in renovations whilst decreasing waste disposal. In addition, Neolith reduces harmful CO2 emissions even more by not transporting the waste.
• Neolith Reduces Energy Consumption Up To 40%: Neolith also reduces energy thanks to its resistance to temperature changes, making it excellent for outdoor worktops and exterior design. In addition, it offers insulative properties and airflow between the stone and the building structure.

Neolith Certifications, Green Commitment & Memberships

Neolith’s innovative design and unique sintering technique include further environmental benefits. As a result, all the Neolith colours have the following certifications from the leading ecological global organisations:

• Greenguard Certification: It confirms that Neolith satisfies strict chemical emission limitations, helping a healthier interior.
• Greenguard Gold Certification: Neolith is safe indoors for children and the elderly. It also certifies that it is suitable for schools and healthcare facilities.
• CE marking Certification: The European Commission confirms that Neolith satisfies European safety, health, and environmental protection regulations.
• LEED Points Earner: LEED, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is a program that provides third-party verifi cation of green buildings. Neolith satisfi es safety prerequisites and earns points to help consumers achieve the desired level of certification for their home or commercial project.
• Member of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC): e USGBC, the council that oversees LEED, allows advocates for green-building policies and practices to come together.
• NSF: Neolith boasts the NSF Certifi cation, ensuring that the product meets strict standards for public health protection and is suitable for contact with food.

>Neolith Worktops Include 3 Eco-Friendly Advanced Benefits:

Every Neolith surface comes with additional properties thanks to its mineral makeup and unique manufacturing process resulting in the following green benefits:

• Fewer raw materials, less erosion: Neolith’s thinner slabs require fewer raw materials reducing soil erosion without sacrificing durability.
• Reduced CO2 Emissions: A smaller slab equals a lightweight slab. Neolith allows you to move more than twice as much surface area per container than thicker stone such as marble, granite, or quartz. The reduced weight enables more fuel-efficient travel and significant savings in CO2 emissions.
• Water-based decorating: Neolith employs the ultimate water-based decoration technique during its manufacturing. It boasts a far lower environmental effect than the solvent-based decoration usually used in manufacturing.