Dekton Laurent Worktop

Dekton Laurent is a stunning hue that takes inspiration from Port Laurent’s natural marble and boasts a striking dark brown base traversed with golden veining. Look no further than Laurent if you want to create a traditional and calm kitchen atmosphere with a touch of organic materials and the countryside. It is available in a range of sizes and textures.

With revolutionary design and manufacturing blended with gorgeous raw materials, the 322 x 144 cm slabs offer a new way to decorate interiors and outdoors without compromising perfect functionality. You can choose Laurent in thicknesses of 4 mm, 8 mm, 12 mm, and 20 mm, and a gorgeous finish known as ‘Smooth Matte’. If you prefer a rustic look, you can also select the ‘Textured Matte’ finish for additional visual impact.

Dekton Laurent Description: Brown marble like you’ve never seen

Laurent is a natural dark brown marbled porcelain stone with profound and beautiful gold veins. Marble design is prevalent now, so it’s no wonder that these types of natural stones with exquisite veining started adorning kitchen splashbacks besides the worktops. A Dekton Laurent backsplash can add a touch of visual flair to an otherwise boring kitchen.
Because this stone comes in dark hues, the surface fits beautifully in a kitchen with a classic look. In addition, the stone worktop in various shades of brown and gold punctuates monochromatic styles that may feature throughout the space creating a contemporary space.
Laurent by Dekton Cosentino is an innovative brown-copper marbled model, available in five thicknesses and two finishes at the Worktop Library.

Laurent Worktops: high on performance, low on weight

Dekton Laurent comprises raw materials that are crushed, pressed and heated to result in a sintered stone. Sintering is a sped-up variant of natural stones’ changes over millennia, industrially reduced by only forty-eight hours. Cosentino uses heat and pressure to compress and produce the solid ultracompact worktop material with several benefits.

A Dekton Laurent countertop provides additional advantages over other worktop materials such as quartz, marble and granite. In addition, the slabs undergo treatment during the production process to offer advanced stain resistant nanotechnology, UV rays protection, water resistance, impact resistance, and heat resistance.

Our Laurent ultracompact surface has outstanding finishing, long-lasting endurance, and stunning looks. Indeed, this kitchen worktop’s feel and visual experience evoke the beauty of natural materials.

Sustainable Worktops with Lots to Love and Less to Worry About

Laurent is part of this collection of work surfaces that boasts the International EPD System (International Environmental Product Declaration), which evaluates greenhouse gas emissions, the efficiency in raw materials and energy consumption, and the reduction in waste generated. In addition, Dekton products achieved the status of being Carbon Neutral materials goal of the SDGs of Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development.

Dekton Laurent Sizes, Thicknesses, Finishes

• Slab Size: Dekton’s huge slab size of 3,200 x 1,440 mm covers many areas, minimising the number of joints. In addition, it makes the entire design and installation procedure more efficient and less expensive in terms of installation material usage and effort during its installation. Finally, it includes maintenance, replacement, and restoration. For example, Worktop suppliers must be more careful with grouts and edges when dealing with small panels. Also, having smaller stone pieces means more cuts, more edges to polish, and, ultimately, more upkeep. With Laurent, you will forget about all of these nuances.
• No Joints: Similarly, full-size Dekton slabs require cutting, cleaning, maintenance work, and steps to increase physical attractiveness. Designers have the opportunity to incorporate natural beauty into these essential pieces in a consistent way by eliminating joints and seams. The large stone slabs have beautiful veins, fissures, and patterns best appreciated on a single part of the Dekton slab cut from a single sheet.
• Thicknesses: The stone countertop brand lets you choose from the highest number of thickness options. You can select Dekton from thicknesses of 0.4 cm, 0.8 cm, 1. 2 cm, 2 cm, and 3 cm.
• Finish: Dekton Laurent belongs to the Natural Collection and is available in Smooth Matte, and in Textured Matte, two natural finishes that suit any design style.

Dekton Laurent provides 7 key advantages when compared to other surfaces

• Durability: Dekton does not eventually fade, and the colour is permanent.
• Large Sizes: Its large slab sizes maximise material use whilst reducing the number of joints on your project.
• Non-Porous: it does not absorb any liquids, making it ideal for areas in continuous contact with water.
• Easy to Clean: Use warm water and soap to clean. 
• Stain-Resistant: Resistant to vinegar, soy sauce, ketchup, coffee, oil, wine, abrasive acids, oils, etc.
• Scratch-Resistant: Dekton boasts the highest rating in tests for scratch resistance of its surface.
• High-Heat Resistant: it can tolerate up to 300 Celsius without cracking, burning or scorching.

Caring for the nicest, lightest, strongest Dekton Worktop ever

Dekton is a 100% chemical and stain-resistant surface making it the perfect kitchen worktop. A great companion for any activity.

Daily cleaning: For daily cleaning, use a glass-cleaning spray. Then, dry with a paper towel or cloth. 

Getting Rid of Tough Stains 

• The matte finish is unaffected by any household substance or chemical, making it extremely difficult to stain.
• The polished finish may stain only when in contact for over 24 hours with a strongly coloured, abrasive, or sticky chemical. In these situations, you can use cream detergents with abrasive particles (i.e. CIF Cream) or solvents (i.e. acetone or universal solvent)

Dekton Manufacturing: State of the Art Technology

The Dekton Laurent making process entails 7 (seven) key stages during its production:

1. Raw material preparation: the company examines the raw materials for quality and usability. To avoid cross-contamination, the manufacturer keeps all the natural ingredients separately. Then, it moves these materials onto hoppers and purification machines with a conveyor belt.
2. Mills and hybridisation: The manufacturer transfers the DEKTON formula from the hoppers or purification systems to a moist grinding process. It blends the different raw ingredients precisely and ground to specific particle sizes. The particle size entirely controls the pace and direction of the chemical process that produces DEKTON. It also influences the product’s ultimate qualities. Following a specific stabilisation time, this combination is kept separately before application.
3. Pigmentation: The company uses a sophisticated mixer, diluters, and stirrers during the pigmentation process. Dependent on the colour or finish, this technology can blend inorganic colours with the remainder of the DEKTON composition. Because these pigments are also a component of the material’s chemical process, chemical quality control is comprehensive and demanding.
4. Atomisation: The manufacturer atomises and dries the previously coloured formula until it achieves a particular size, grain shape, and humidity. Then, it keeps the numerous powder products in separate silos. In this scenario, humidity regulates these tiny particles’ liquidity, thus depositing in the several receptacles that supply the future decorative surfaces. These travel between the channels that provide other decoration components or allow them to move during blending systems.

Decorating, Shaping, and Baking of the Versatile and Powerful Dekton

1. Decoration of the slabs: These nanoparticles are carefully positioned in multiple places on a belt, forming a continuous slab, employing several unique processes for their design and function. The manufacturer creates various aesthetic impacts using these decorating systems. The company can create different effects throughout the slab’s thickness or only on its surface. In all, and during the initial production stage, 16 separate ornamental systems can function independently, together, or in groupings, resulting in an extraordinary creative variety of materials.
2. Shaping Dekton: manufacturer divides the continuous slab into various portions that will ultimately be combined to form the final slab, which the brand exposes to an intense ultra-compaction procedure. To accomplish this, Cosentino uses a one-of-a-kind press with particular sizes and global compacting capabilities.
3. Thermal process: the manufacturer gives the slab its ultimate physical, chemical, and aesthetic qualities during this stage. It uses up to 1300 Celsius temperatures, ensuring that the different coloured particles respond consistently. Then, the brand converts the raw material and pigments into other transitory composites. Finally, the process regulates these composites using heat to react and take the correct synthesis process.