So glad you found us, here at Stonetek we are dedicated to making quality stone surfaces. Our team of craftsmen are here to help you transform your kitchen, bathroom or any other interior surface by the addition of a stunning natural or engineered stone surface. The last 10 years has seen a considerable number of changes in our industry.
The development of engineered stone (made from silica quartz) means that you have more choice than ever before in colour and pattern. Our use of digital templating techniques enables us to produce faster more accurate results. This married with skill of our craftsmen produces high quality surfaces time after time.
So please take a look around our website. You can also come and visit us, find our location here map. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us, our advice is always free. Welcome to our new website, we hope you like it. If you find something wrong our would like us to include additional information, please contact us and let us know, we would be grateful for your feedback.
The development of engineered stone (made from silica quartz) means that you have more choice than ever before in colour and pattern. Our use of digital templating techniques enables us to produce faster more accurate results. This married with skill of our craftsmen produces high quality surfaces time after time.
So please take a look around our website. You can also come and visit us, find our location here map. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us, our advice is always free. Welcome to our new website, we hope you like it. If you find something wrong our would like us to include additional information, please contact us and let us know, we would be grateful for your feedback.
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Some stone surfaces are more durable than others, please see our short guide below for suitability of certain materials. Limestone is a sedimentary rock composed largely of the minerals calcite and aragonite, which are different crystal forms of calcium carbonate (CaCO3). Some limestones contain fossils and fragments of bone.
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