Why You Should Use Sintered Stone Dining Table

Sintered stone dining table becomes more popular due to its scratch-resistance, heat-resistance and stain-resistance. Compared with marble dining table or other tabletop materials, it is easy to customize with patterns and manufacture, so many customers prefer a sintered stone dining table for their kitchens and dining rooms. In this post, we’ll introduce more about sintered stone tabletop for your dining room.

FAQs about sintered stone tabletop dining table

1. What’s Sintered Stone?

Sintered stone, a stone-based material, is used widely in home furniture, especially as the tabletop of dining table, kitchen island, TV stand, coffee table. Made from natural quartz, stone particles in porcelain or other stone powder, it is formed into a solid slab through heat and pressure without melting the materials. The thickness of sintered stone: 6mm; 9mm; 11mm; 12mm; 15mm; 20mm, are generally seen.

2. Pros and Cons of Sintered Stone Top Dining Table

Pros:

• Easy to Clean: Its surface is always smooth so it is convenient to clean the oil and stain with the dishcloth.
• Hard: It is rated as 7 on the mohs scale of hardness, which is higher than stainless steel. As for a dining tabletop, 12mm of the thickness is frequently-used, which can well ensure the hardness.
• Heat, Scratch and Stain Resistance: Because of the nature, the slab is antifouling, anti-scratch and thermostable. The stain cannot infiltrate into the slab and it comes with very low water absorption rate so the bacteria will not enter the inner side of the tabletop.  Not only the water, the chemical solvent is also unable to change its surface. It won’t have any physical change in high temperature, even 2000℃.
• Durable: Due to the nature above, sintered stone tabletop dining table ensures long lifespan, allegedly even 30 years.
• Eco-friendly: Sintered stone is non-radiative and non-toxic, so it can contact with food. In addition, the material is 100% recyclable and won’t do harm to the environment.
• Customize with Pattern: The pattern and texture can be printed by the 3D machine. Therefore, the patterns of different tables can be the same, while marble owns the natural pattern and that is unique.

Cons:

• Easy to crack when transportation: If the dining table is not wrapped well, sintered stone tabletop is easy to crack.
• Difficult to Repair: Once the sintered stone table gets damaged, the chips and nicks are not easy to repair as the original shape.
• The pattern only appear on the surface of the tabletop: Since the colors and patterns of the tabletop are printed by machine, the pattern and texture will not run through the full slab. Thus, you only can see printed design on the surface of the table.

The price range of sintered stone top dining table depends on the design, material, craftsmanship, etc. Thus, some of them are cheaper than marble dining tables while some with premium quality are expensive than marble kitchen tables.

3. Sintered Stone Dining Tables Review

Povison provides plenty of sintered stone dining table options in different design styles. Generally, the round and rectangle dining tables are popular in the market so we collect the modern and minimalist dining tables here.

Round Sintered Stone Dining Tables

1. Modern White Sintered Stone Tabletop Dining Room Table

The modern white dining table comes with a minimalist design. The hollow-out design of leaf-shaped pedestal, made of carbon steel, combines beauty and stability together to enrich the design of dining room. The round design is kid-friendly to protect the people getting bumped.

2. Sintered Stone Table with Lazy Susan and Black X Carbon Steel Base

Equipped with 360-degree rotatable lazy susan, the round dining table attracts many customers due to the elegant and fashionable base design. The table base is designed with double circles in X shape, which is finished in black and made of rust-resistant carbon steel. It is right for modern or contemporary home style.

3. Sintered Stone Dining Table with Lazy Susan and Wood Legs

Designed by Povison Donicy, this dining table with lazy susan is featured with gray and white pattern. The tabletop is supported by the multi-layer solid wood and the cylinder wooden base, which really ensures the stability and firmness. The whole design fits perfectly for modern farmhouse dining room.

Features:

Rectangular Sintered Stone Dining Tables

1. Hobart Modern Rectangular Dining Table

The minimalist dining table comes with 12 mm slab tabletop and unique half-crescent base. The multi-layer solid wood board is equipped under the tabletop to reinforce the stability and sturdiness. The curve corner design is also very kid-friendly as the round table.

2. Gray Sintered Stone Tabletop Dining Table with Carbon Steel Base

Besides the white tabletop, gray is also a safe choice for your dining room since it can easily match with your room design. The diamond shape with hollow design of the table pedestal adds stylish and classy vibe to the dining room.

3. Modern White Dining Table with Rectangular Top

Similar with the second table of round tables above, this rectangle dining table is also featured with the base of double circle cross design. The X-shaped center column carbon steel table legs with an oval base can quitely hold up the sintered stone top.