Dekton for Architectural Projects ULTRACOMPACT SURFACES

Architectural Projects

Dekton is the new ultracompact surface created through the innovative combination of more than 20 minerals. New techniques such as ultracompaction and synthesization turn Dekton into a material with unique properties and limitless possibilities - an improved version of natural stone. PST is a process that sinters mineral particles so that they link up and change their internal structure. PST technology completely synthesises innovative procedures from the most advanced technology industries. This evolution represents a technological and industrial leap capable of generating a new process, a revolutionary...

DEKTON FORMATS ■ USA SIZE UP TO CD Thanks to its mechanical properties which are 3 times better than granite, Dekton offers limitless possibilities in every surface in small or large format, from fagades to high-traffic flooring. DEKTON ADVANTAGES Highly UV Resistant Scratch Resistant Dekton slabs come in different thicknesses, from 0.8 cm to 3 cm, so that you choose the most appropriate option depending on the application, design or desired effect. Maximum Resistance to Heat Resistance to Freezing and Thawing Superior Mechanical Resistance Colour Stability Dimensional Stability Fireproof Material...

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Cajamar | Almería (Spain) | Dekton Sirocco

15 Skallan Private Villa | Sweden | Dekton Kadum

Ultracompact surfaces with 1.2 cm thickness are ideal for, probably the most demanding architectural application: the independent skin of buildings. Only this sort of material can offer as many solutions using different certified anchoring systems, such as continuous grooved edges, undercut anchors or dovetail-shaped diagonal grooves. The project is thus released from formal limitations and can incorporate creative shapes, with pieces that can be up to 3m long and have slim lineal designs.

Casa Cor | Dekton Kadum - Irok | © Roberto Migotto - Carlos Piratininga

Rafa Nadal Academy | Customised Dekton Blue - Dekton Strato | © Fernando Alda

Libeskind Sculpture | Almeria (Spain) | Dekton Zenith

Current challenges go from a shop that needs a great personality (where all pieces are different and joints need total accuracy to integrate the lighting system, led lights Lefties | Leon (Spain) | Dekton Zenith for instance) to the renovation of a skyscraper for which large scale pieces can resist wind or earthquakes. Archway | London (United Kingdom) | Dekton Danae

Schittenhelm | Germany | Dekton Danae

Building façades go beyond the building itself. Each piece is measured with pinpoint accuracy and the resulting overall look is permanent. Neither the sun or ice will leave traces on the material (shape and colour stability, warping-free, are the key to everlasting architecture). Hagag | Kfar Shmaryahu (Israel) | Dekton Zenith

Dimensional Stability

Sephora | California (USA) | Dekton Domoos - Zenith The surface of a city is an ever changing skin, exposed to the best and worst of people. Graffiti can ruin the greatest design, unless the material can resist almost everything. 0.8cm thickness together with a top mechanical performance is the key to ensure windows and thin solid walls become one, in shape and size. When that skin is solid, it must be perfectly level and have impeccable straight edges and drills so the logo is the leading actor. Banco Popular | Sevilla (Spain) | Customised Dekton Popular Dark Massive | Izmir (Turkey) | Dekton...

Swimming Pools 6=0 2 Resistant High Resistance Low Water to Stains to Hydrolysis Absorption Dimensional Stability

Lewisville Dallas (USA) | Dekton Danae Rafa Nadal |Academy | Dekton Keon | © Fernando Alda

We all want to dive in when we see a swimming pool in summer, with its small tiles in a spotless ocean blue. But we all forget (or ignore), that the same swimming pool becomes a nightmare for the owners in spring and autumn, fighting against the green flecks that cling to the joints. Why not change the rules? Why not use large plates for the sides and the bottom? Why not integrate the surrounding floor with the pool itself? Why not even think about rounded edges and corners? Never before has this been possible – but it is today. And what about the slipperiness of a shower tray or cladding from...

Hillcrest | California (USA) | Dekton Zenith Rafa Nadal Academy | Dekton Trilium | © Fernando Alda Swimming Pool | Málaga (Spain) | Dekton Danae

Rafa Nadal Academy | Dekton Keon | © Fernando Alda

Highly UV Resistance to Freezing Scratch Resistant and Thawing Resistant Maximum Resistance to Heat

Private House | Spain | Dekton Kelya

Pitch Concept | USA | Dekton Aura When designing an outdoor surface we need to take gravity into account: everything floating in the air will end up falling onto it. And it can be unused for weeks and months. Is the material strong enough to face a chemical cleaning and return to its original conditions? The decision will depend on this answer: Has the material been ever damaged by snow or frost? Cheap becomes expensive when adding up the regular maintenance. Hagag | Kfar Shmaryahu (Israel) | Dekton Zenith Kitchen | Virginia (USA) | Dekton Keranium

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Microsoft Headquarter | Haifa (Israel) | Dekton Zenith - Domoos | © Lior Teitler

Mercedes Benz Fashion Week | Madrid (Spain) | Dekton Spectra - Splendor - Blaze - Halo - Lumina - Kelya - Aura | © Nivel Arte

Lumina Solid Negro Solid Kelya Natural Blaze Solid Aura Natural Splendor Solid Halo Solid Why does a floor have to be square or rectangular? Because the industry has imposed it. Why only one or two colors? Why only polished or matte? Rules have changed. We now have everything that our imagination dares to create, at our fingertips.

Apartment Conde de Aranda | Madrid (Spain) | Dekton Ariane | © Raquel Elliot Casa Cor | Dekton Kadum | © Brunette Fraccaroli