Vk03 Grigio

Sintered Stone

VK03 Grigio

The VK03 Grigio surface from Cosentino Sintered Stone is a refined interpretation of Grigio Alpi, a historic variety of Vicenza Stone. Its inspiration stems from the works of Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio, who utilized this stone in his renowned villas and palaces in the Veneto region of Italy.

VK03 Grigio features a grey color scheme with warm undertones that blend harmoniously with cream, wood, and taupe tones, creating a versatile and timeless aesthetic. Its Matte finish and Solid Satin color provide a sophisticated texture, ideal for modern and classical designs.

Available in dimensions of 125.98” x 56.69”, and offered in thicknesses of 0.4 cm, 0.8 cm, 1.2 cm, and 2.0 cm, this surface is suitable for diverse applications such as interior and exterior cladding, flooring, and façades.

Its design prioritizes pattern continuity at the edges, ensuring seamless integration for architectural and interior projects, delivering both elegance and practicality.

Sintered Stone
  • Highly Durable, Non-Porous
  • Resistant To Stains
  • Scratch Resistant
  • Lightweight
SPECS
APPLICATIONS
EDGE PROFILES
Colours

MATERIAL TYPE: Sintered Stone
BRAND: Cosentino
COLOURS: Cream, Wood, Taupe, Grey
AVAILABLE FINISHES: Matte, Solid and satin color
THICKNESS: 0,4cm/ 0,8 cm/ 1,2 cm/ 2,0 cm
SIZE: 125.98 x 56.69

COUNTERTOPS:
Residential: Yes
Commercial: Yes
WALL:
Residential: Yes
Commercial: Yes
FLOORING:
Residential: Yes
Commercial: Yes
OTHER:
Freezing Climate: Yes
Exterior Usage: Yes

  • Straight Edge Sintered Stone Countertops
  • Square Edge Sintered Stonen Countertops
  • Eased Edge Sintered Stone Countertops
  • Beveled Edge Sintered Stone Countertops
  • Double Bevel
  • Quarter Round Edge
  • Waterfall Edge
  • Half Bullnose

PRIMARY COLOR(S)

TAGES: Cream | Grey | Taupe | Wood

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FAQ’s

What is Quartz?
Quartz is a durable, natural mineral composed of silicon and oxygen atoms. It is one of the most abundant and versatile minerals found on Earth, often used in jewelry, watches, electronics, and home décor. Due to its strength and variety of colors, quartz is highly popular in countertops, tiles, and other interior design elements.
How can I use Quartz in my home?
Quartz is commonly used in homes for countertops, flooring, backsplashes, and wall cladding due to its durability and aesthetic appeal. It can be installed in kitchens, bathrooms, and even outdoor spaces. Quartz surfaces are easy to maintain, non-porous, and resistant to stains, making them an ideal choice for areas prone to spills and heavy use.
Is Quartz environmentally friendly?
Quartz is considered an environmentally friendly option because it is made from abundant natural materials. In addition, many quartz products are engineered from recycled materials. It is a low-maintenance, long-lasting material, reducing the need for frequent replacements, making it an eco-friendly choice for home installations.
How do I maintain Quartz surfaces?
Maintaining Quartz surfaces is simple. Use a soft cloth, warm water, and mild soap to clean daily spills. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive scrubbers, or high-heat exposure to keep the surface in good condition. For tougher stains, non-abrasive cleaners specifically designed for quartz can be used to ensure its longevity.
Can Quartz be used outdoors?
While Quartz is durable, it is generally not recommended for outdoor use. Prolonged exposure to UV rays can cause discoloration, and extreme weather conditions may affect its structural integrity. If you plan to use Quartz outdoors, consult your supplier to find specific types engineered for outdoor environments.
What is the difference between natural Quartz and engineered Quartz?
Natural Quartz refers to raw quartz mined from the Earth, while engineered Quartz is a manufactured product made from crushed quartz and resin. Engineered Quartz is often more uniform in appearance and available in a wider range of colors, making it a popular choice for home surfaces. It also offers added durability and resistance to stains compared to natural Quartz.

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