CRL Stone expands low-silica range with more of its most popular designs

As demand grows for surfaces that combine strong design credentials with evolving material requirements, CRL Stone has expanded its Low Silica & Silica Free collection, giving kitchen retailers, designers and fabricators even greater choice.

The range now includes 21 Low Silica and Silica Free products, bringing together a broad selection of contemporary finishes. Importantly, many of the Low Silica Quartz options are versions of some of CRL Stone’s most popular quartz designs, allowing familiar and well-loved looks to be specified in a lower-silica format.

Familiar looks, greater choice
The expanded collection reflects CRL Stone’s focus on giving customers more flexibility without compromising on aesthetics. From subtle whites and shimmering finishes to marble-inspired designs with distinctive veining, the range offers options to suit both classic and contemporary kitchen schemes.

By introducing lower-silica versions of established favourites, CRL Stone is making it easier for retailers and designers to continue specifying the looks their customers already know and love. This means the move towards lower-silica surfaces does not have to mean a change in design direction.  For homeowners, the result is more freedom to choose a surface based on the appearance and character they want for their kitchen, while for trade professionals it provides a wider palette of materials to work with across different styles and projects.

Designed for modern kitchens
Alongside their design appeal, CRL Stone’s Low Silica Quartz surfaces retain the practical qualities required in busy kitchen environments. Durable and non-porous, they are designed to offer the everyday performance expected from a premium worksurface.

The collection includes a variety of styles, from restrained and understated finishes through to more dramatic surfaces that create a strong focal point on islands, splashbacks and large worktop runs.

CRL Stone’s Silica Free surfaces extend the choice further, offering another option for projects where silica content is a key consideration. Together, the Low Silica and Silica Free ranges demonstrate the brand’s continued investment in developing surface solutions that respond to the changing needs of the kitchen industry.