Sapienstone Fior Di Bosco

Fior Di Bosco means ‘Forest Flower’ in Italian. And it is also the name of a famous marble characterized for having a grey backdrop softened by subtle white veining and a hazy appearance. However, in contrast to Fiori Di Bosco marble, this stone offers superior performance features that will save you time, effort, and costs over time.

Description & Features

Sapienstone Fiori Di Bosco worktops offer a sombre backdrop in a combination of leaden and smokey tones. It has thin arborescent veins alternating between white and amber in hue. You may also see sporadic orange striations here and there, taking to the unique beauty of the stone. The beautiful grey foundation with subtle tints and fine tree lines in white and ochre tones make it a favourite material among the UK’s finest architects and designers. Simultaneously, faint white nebulae that act as semi-transparencies you may see along the surface.

Fior Di Bosco porcelain worktops provide four key benefits.

• They provide a non-absorbent surface with zero porosity that doesn’t require maintenance or sealants.
• The surfaces boast antibacterial and Antiviral efficacy, which means they kill over 99 per cent of bacteria and viruses.
• The ultra-compact material has a heat resistance of up to 280 Celsius degrees, which means you don’t have to worry about dragging pots or pans onto the surfaces.
• They are UV suitable. UV Ray suitability means you can use surfaces that don’t fade over time, both indoors and outdoors.

Caring for your Sapienstone Fior Di Bosco countertops

Fior Di Bosco is simple to clean and preserve. In truth, all it takes is a few simple procedures to ensure your worktops’ long-term safety and beauty.

• Daily cleaning: Use a cloth and a mixture of hot water and neutral detergent. Avoid waxes, polishes, and abrasive instruments like metal scouring pads and hard-bristle brushes.
• Precautions: Avoid abrasive detergents on glossy and polished surfaces; however,  you can use them on matt materials after testing on a tiny corner of the work surface.
• Stains: For stubborn stains, we recommend using specialist detergents diluted in water and allowing them to work for the period specified by the manufacturer.

Sapienstone Fior Di Bosco material Attributes

SapienStone has an inherent resistance to low temperatures at night. And it is also is highly resistant to sweltering temperatures. Unlike wood, laminates, and marble worktops, the surfaces will not burn in the case of a fire, and they will not be thermally damaged if you place a hot coffee pot or pan on it. In addition, you can install SapienStone worktops outside because the sunshine does not affect its properties.

• Highly resistant to scratches: the scratch resistance of SapiensStone is superior to that of other building and decoration materials. Whereas wood, laminates, and granite countertops can scratch often, Fior Di Bosco’s strong surface can survive everyday wear and tear – and it doesn’t comprise any coloured resins or protective coatings like those that give colour or shine to other stones.
• Zero Maintenance: Best of all, Sapienstone worktops do not need extra care or attention. You can clean any products from the range with regular soap and hot water or conventional cleaning supplies. 
• Versatile Surface: The stone is resistant to various chemicals and acids, including lemon, ketchup, coffee, and vinegar. It is one of the few kitchen surface materials that can withstand colouring agents such as cardamon and paprika.
• Different finishes: You can choose this stone in a radiant, polished finish and a Silky finish, which provides a matt surface with a velvety feel for great spaces.