| Kitchen Countertops |
Depends on the exact stone supplied — indoor use is safest unless that specific material is certified for exterior conditions. |
Conditions depend entirely on the exact supplied stone; verify hardness, porosity and intended countertop exposure first. |
Residential kitchens, hospitality counters, bespoke interiors, premium worktops |
Slip resistance not applicable to kitchen countertops. |
Follow care for the exact supplied stone; confirm sealer, cleaner and acid sensitivity before maintenance. |
Premium kitchen countertops and bespoke hospitality worktops |
Unverified stones and acid-heavy worktops |
| Vanity Tops |
Best indoors; exterior vanity tops should remain fully sheltered from strong sunlight, rain and temperature changes. |
Light-to-moderate vanity use with sealing and prompt cosmetic cleanup |
Bathroom vanity tops, powder-room counters, boutique hotel washrooms and decorative basin surfaces. |
Slip rating not applicable; this is a non-walking vanity surface. |
Wipe cosmetics, oils and water promptly, use a soft cloth with neutral cleaner, avoid acids, and refresh sealing when required. |
Decorative vanity tops for boutique bathrooms and elegant powder rooms. |
Heavy-use vanity areas, exposed outdoor tops or bathrooms with frequent oils, cosmetics and acidic products. |
| Floor Tiles |
Indoor preferred; sheltered exterior floor tiles may suit mild, dry climates with textured finish, drainage and proper sealing. |
Best for moderate floor traffic with sound bedding, textured grip, effective drainage and routine maintenance. |
Residential floors, hotel corridors, reception areas and moderate-traffic hospitality interiors. |
Moderate slip potential when polished; textured or honed floor tiles improve traction. |
Sweep grit frequently, damp-mop gently and maintain honed or textured floor traction |
Refined flooring for residences, hotel corridors and moderate-traffic reception areas |
Polished wet flooring, badly drained outdoor areas, or heavy-traffic floors without dependable bedding and maintenance. |
| Feature Walls |
Indoor preferred; sheltered exterior feature walls may work in dry, mild climates with secure fixing and sealing. |
Best for decorative feature walls with firm backing, secure mounting and minimal physical contact. |
Hotel lobby feature walls, luxury residences, executive receptions and decorative statement backdrops. |
Feature walls have no walking-surface slip requirement. |
Use pH-neutral cleaner only, avoid abrasives and protect exposed edges from knocks. |
Statement feature walls where a refined stone surface provides an elegant architectural backdrop. |
Avoid high-contact walls, unstable mounting and locations where exposed edges receive repeated knocks. |
| Custom Furniture |
Best indoors; outdoor custom furniture should remain shaded, dry and protected from prolonged weather exposure. |
Best for custom furniture with sturdy support, protected edges and low-to-moderate use. |
Bespoke consoles, side tables, reception furniture, luxury decorative pieces. |
Custom furniture surface; pedestrian slip rating not applicable. |
Dust with microfiber, use felt pads and protect furniture edges from knocks, stains and scratches. |
Bespoke furniture concepts where custom shaping and refined finishing create distinctive designer pieces. |
Avoid structural furniture, workshop pieces and items expected to endure sustained heavy-duty use. |