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Neolith Worktops

Neolith is a range of ultra-compact sintered stone surfaces manufactured by TheSize Surfaces S.L.

25+ Years Experience

1,500+ Projects Completed

4.9★ from 100+ Reviews

Authorised Neolith Dealer

Full Service — Installation

Our sintered stone range is available with full supply, templating, fabrication and installation across Portsmouth, Fareham, Gosport, Havant, Waterlooville, Chichester, Southampton and the surrounding area, with our services extending to Hampshire, Sussex, Surrey, Dorset and Berkshire . The reach of our installation service depends on the type of project — contact us to discuss your requirements.

Supply & Fabrication — UK Wide

Outside our installation area? We can fabricate sintered stone to your supplied template, or supply the stone directly as-is — anywhere in the UK . Learn more .

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Abu Dhabi White

Bright white illuminated by delicate golden-amber hairline veining and a subtle crystalline texture, Abu Dhabi White creates an atmosphere of refined elegance perfect for any contemporary kitchen or serene bathroom.

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Amazonico

A wild, intensely layered fusion of deep forest greens, charcoal, and crushed mineral veining — Neolith's most exotic statement surface.

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Arabesque

Dense, sweeping grey veining over a pure white base — a bold Arabescato marble statement with unmistakable visual authority.

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Arctic White

Pure, unblemished white — a minimalist canvas of absolute purity for contemporary spaces that demand clean simplicity.

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Arena

Warm sandy-beige with the gentlest tonal waves — a calming, nature-inspired surface that radiates quiet warmth and well-being.

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Artisan

Warm taupe-grey with the earthy softness of hand-finished limestone — honest, grounded, and quietly beautiful.

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Aspen Grey

Cool, sophisticated dark charcoal with subtle vertical striations — like weathered mountain stone under an overcast sky.

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Azahar

Warm terracotta clay with a plaster-like softness — Mediterranean warmth rendered in sintered stone with artisan character.

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Azure

Flowing golden veins on a pristine white base — a warm, luminous Calacatta-style marble of effortless elegance.

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Barro

Warm mushroom-grey in perfect uniform calm — a serene, minimalist surface for spaces that celebrate stillness.

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Basalt Black

Pure, solid black with a very fine volcanic grain — the deepest, most commanding dark surface in the Neolith range.

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Basalt Grey

Dark volcanic grey with a fine mineral grain — the versatile, design-friendly alternative to solid black.

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Beton

A beautifully balanced mid-grey concrete-effect surface, offering an urban industrial honesty with a subtle mottled texture, perfect for contemporary spaces.

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Black Obsession

Absolute midnight black with a silky-smooth finish — obsidian darkness taken to its deepest possible expression.

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Calacatta

The classic Calacatta marble — soft white with flowing grey veining that has defined luxury kitchen design for centuries.

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Calacatta Gold

Rich golden veining flowing boldly across a luminous white base — the ultimate expression of warm marble luxury.

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Calacatta Luxe

A commanding white surface featuring bold, sweeping grey veining, delivering dramatic marble luxury with unmistakable high contrast.

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Calacatta Roma

Soft, romantic grey veining on a warm white base — inspired by the gentle, sun-warmed marbles of ancient Rome.

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Calacatta Royale

Intensely veined white marble with regal grey patterning — the most visually dense Calacatta in the Neolith family.

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Calatorao

A striking deep charcoal-black surface dramatically etched with bold white veining, like lightning illuminating a midnight sky, perfect for a powerful kitchen statement.

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Calista

Delicate grey veining with warm golden undertones on a soft white base — understated elegance with a whisper of warmth.

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Cappadocia Sunset

Warm amber and cream tones layered like a Turkish sunset — a surface that radiates golden Mediterranean warmth.

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Cement

Pure cement-grey with a smooth, uniform Satin finish — industrial minimalism in its most honest expression.

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Colorado Dunes

Warm canyon tones in layered cream, amber, and brown — the rugged beauty of American desert geology rendered in sintered stone.

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Creme

Warm solid cream with a gentle, approachable softness — a timeless neutral that makes every space feel welcoming.

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Estatuario

Bold, sweeping Statuario marble veining across a brilliant white canvas — the definitive statement marble of the Classtone collection.

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Everest Sunrise

Warm golden veining flooding across white like sunrise over snow-capped peaks — nature’s most dramatic light show in sintered stone.

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Himalaya Crystal

Delicate crystalline veining in cool grey on a bright white base — the quiet clarity of Himalayan ice translated into sintered stone.

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Ignea

Dark volcanic earth with a textured, Riverwashed surface — raw geological power captured in sintered stone.

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Iron Copper

Warm copper-bronze with an oxidised metallic surface — industrial heritage reimagined in sintered stone.

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Iron Corten

Weathered Corten steel with rich rust-orange and deep brown tones — industrial oxidation captured in sintered stone.

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Iron Frost

Cool silvery steel with a frosted metallic surface — the sleek, modern interpretation of industrial metal.

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Iron Grey

Dark gunmetal with a brooding metallic presence — the most atmospheric and intense surface in the Iron collection.

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Just White

Bright, clean white with a softer warmth than Arctic White — the approachable, versatile white for every space.

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Krater

Dark charcoal with a volcanic crater-like texturethat evokes ancient geological forces — raw, tactile, and powerfully atmospheric.

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La Boheme

Rich reclaimed timber warmth with natural plank character — bohemian craftsmanship translated into sintered stone.

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Layla

A deep charcoal-black canvas traversed by flowing pale grey and white veining, evoking the dramatic beauty of moonlight on dark marble for a truly captivating space.

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Lux

Luminous warm cream with a Décor Polished mirror finish — pure light and luxury without a single vein.

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Mamba

Deep teal-green with serpentine veining and movement — a rare, dramatic surface inspired by the power of nature’s most striking creatures.

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Metropolitan

Brushed stainless steel character with cool, urban sophistication — the definitive modern industrial surface.

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Mont Blanc

Bright white with powerful grey and warm-brown veining — the majestic grandeur of Europe’s highest peak in sintered stone.

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Nero

Pure, unyielding black—a minimalist canvas of absolute depth, offering bold chromatic confidence for contemporary spaces.

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Nero Zimbabwe

Dense black with fine crystalline micro-speckling — the famous granite of Zimbabwe reinterpreted in sintered stone.

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New York New York

Cool urban grey with a refined concrete character — the sleek sophistication of Manhattan architecture in sintered stone.

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Niagara

Soft grey veining cascading like waterfall mist across a luminous white base — the fluid beauty of falling water in marble.

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Obsidian

Deep obsidian black with a subtle volcanic glass quality — ancient, intense, and profoundly dark.

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Pietra di Luna

Soft, lunar grey-white with gentle veining — the ethereal beauty of moonstone translated into sintered stone.

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Pietra di Osso

Warm bone-white with the gentlest organic texture — the natural warmth of carved ivory or aged parchment.

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Pietra di Piombo

Cool lead-grey with a dense, weighty presence — the quiet authority of metal translated into stone.

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Pietra Grey

Rich charcoal with flowing pale veining — the famous Persian marble reimagined in sintered stone.

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Pulpis

Rich dark brown with elegant cream veining — the luxurious warmth of Spanish Pulpis marble in sintered stone.

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Rapolano

Warm Tuscan sandstone with weathered, aged character — the sun-baked walls of Italian hill towns captured in sintered stone.

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Retrostone

Retro terrazzo with scattered stone chips in warm grey — mid-century Italian craftsmanship celebrating a joyful comeback.

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San Simone

Brilliant white with bold, dramatic dark grey-black veining — architectural marble grandeur at its most powerful.

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Serpeggiante

Warm cream with horizontal banding in tan and soft grey — the layered, linear beauty of Italian Serpeggiante marble.

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Shilin

Complex grey limestone with a weathered, fossilised texture — the ancient stone forests of Yunnan captured in sintered stone.

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Strata Argentum

Cool silver-grey with layered, stratified veining — the geological elegance of exposed silver-bearing rock.

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Summer Dala

Light, sunshine-warmed timber with a cheerful, golden grain — the warmth of a Swedish summer cottage in sintered stone.

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Taj Mahal

Warm cream with flowing veins of honey, gold, and soft grey — the timeless majesty of India’s most famous marble.

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Terrazo Ceppo

Classic white-grey terrazzo with scattered stone chips — retro Venetian charm in a thoroughly modern sintered stone surface.

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Victoria

Bold, theatrical marble with sweeping gold and grey veining — the crown jewel of Neolith’s Iconic Design collection.

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WhiteSands

Soft off-white with the gentlest sandy texture — pristine coastal dunes stretching to an infinite horizon.

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Wulong

Dark, weathered rock with dramatic textured depth — the ancient karst landscapes of Chongqing brought to life in sintered stone.

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Zaha Stone

Flowing white marble with graceful, swooping veining — inspired by the fluid architectural vision of Zaha Hadid.

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Is Neolith Right For You?

Neolith surfaces are well suited for kitchen worktops, bathroom vanity tops, splashbacks, feature walls, commercial surfaces and outdoor kitchens. The range is highly stain-resistant, scratch-resistant, heat-resistant and exceptionally hard-wearing, making it a practical choice for busy households and high-traffic areas. With strong UV resistance, these surfaces are also suitable for areas with direct sunlight — including conservatories and south-facing kitchens. No sealing is required, keeping ongoing maintenance simple.

Overview

Neolith At A Glance

Material

Sintered Stone

Designs

64 colours

Finishes

Cava, Décor Polished, Nanotech Polished, Natural Touch, Riverwashed, Satin, Silk, Slate, Ultrasoft

Thicknesses

12mm, 20mm, 3mm, 6mm

Slab Sizes

3200x1600mm

Warranty

25 years

Maintenance

Very Low

Performance

How Neolith Performs

Hardness

5 out of 5

Stain Resistance

5 out of 5

UV Resistance

5 out of 5

Heat Resistance

5 out of 5

Scratch Resistance

5 out of 5

About Neolith

Neolith is a range of ultra-compact sintered stone surfaces manufactured by TheSize Surfaces S.L. in Castellon, Spain. Created by sintering natural minerals, clays, feldspar and silica at 1200 degrees Celsius under extreme pressure, Neolith delivers extraordinary performance across every measure that matters in a kitchen or bathroom worktop. The surfaces are completely non-porous, require zero sealing, and resist stains, scratches, heat, and UV damage with equal confidence. Available in slabs up to 3200 by 1600mm and in thicknesses from 3mm wall cladding panels to substantial 20mm worktops, the range encompasses 64 designs across six collections including the marble-inspired Classtone, the bold metallic-effect Iron series, the natural wood-look Timber range, and the pure-colour Colorfeel palette. Every Neolith surface is backed by a 25-year warranty and is certified food-safe, making it one of the most versatile and durable surface materials available to UK homeowners. At In2stone, we supply and install the complete Neolith range with expert stonemason craftsmanship and transparent pricing.

Frequently Asked

Questions About Neolith

What is Neolith sintered stone?

Neolith is an ultra-compact sintered stone surface manufactured by TheSize Surfaces S.L. in Castellón, Spain. It is created by compressing natural raw materials — including clays, feldspar, silica, and natural mineral oxides — under extreme pressure and then firing them at temperatures exceeding 1,200°C. This sintering process fuses the particles at a molecular level, producing a surface that is completely non-porous, extraordinarily hard, and resistant to stains, scratches, heat, chemicals, and UV radiation. Unlike engineered quartz, which uses resin binders, Neolith contains no resins or artificial additives, making it one of the purest and most durable surface materials available for kitchen worktops, bathroom vanities, wall cladding, and flooring.

How much do Neolith worktops cost in the UK?

Neolith sits within the premium pricing bracket for kitchen worktops, reflecting its advanced manufacturing process and exceptional performance characteristics. The final cost of a Neolith worktop depends on several factors, including the specific design chosen, the slab thickness selected (ranging from 6mm to 20mm for worktop applications), the complexity of the kitchen layout, edge profile detailing, and any cutouts required for hobs and sinks. At In2stone, we provide fully inclusive quotes covering templating, fabrication, and professional installation by experienced stonemasons. We are always happy to discuss your project in detail and provide a transparent, no-obligation quotation tailored to your specific requirements.

Is Neolith better than quartz for kitchen worktops?

Neolith and engineered quartz are both excellent worktop materials, but they differ in several important ways. Neolith offers superior heat resistance — you can place hot pans directly on the surface without risk of damage, which is not recommended with most quartz surfaces. Neolith also delivers better UV resistance, meaning it will not yellow or discolour when exposed to direct sunlight, making it suitable for outdoor kitchens and conservatory installations where quartz would struggle. Additionally, because Neolith contains no resin binders, it achieves a harder, more scratch-resistant surface. However, quartz typically offers a wider colour range at lower price points and is available from a greater number of suppliers. The best choice depends on your priorities, budget, and how you use your kitchen.

Do Neolith worktops need sealing?

No, Neolith worktops never need sealing — not at installation and not at any point during their lifetime. Because the sintering process creates a completely non-porous surface with zero water absorption, there are no microscopic pores or channels for liquids, bacteria, or stains to penetrate. This is one of Neolith's most significant practical advantages over natural stone surfaces like granite and marble, which require regular sealing to maintain their stain resistance. With Neolith, the surface you install on day one performs identically twenty-five years later, with no maintenance treatments, no resealing, and no specialist cleaning products required.

What warranty does Neolith offer?

Neolith surfaces are backed by a comprehensive 25-year warranty that can be registered online after installation. This warranty covers manufacturing defects and provides homeowners with long-term peace of mind that their investment is protected. The warranty reflects the genuine durability of the sintered stone manufacturing process — Neolith surfaces are designed to last the lifetime of a kitchen without degradation in appearance or performance. At In2stone, we also stand behind the quality of our fabrication and installation work, ensuring that your Neolith worktop is fitted to the highest professional standards.

Can Neolith be used outdoors?

Yes, Neolith is one of the very few worktop materials that is genuinely suitable for outdoor use. Its complete UV resistance means it will not fade, yellow, or discolour when exposed to direct sunlight over extended periods — a significant advantage over engineered quartz and many other surface materials. Neolith is also resistant to freeze-thaw cycles, meaning it will not crack or delaminate in cold British winters. This makes it an excellent choice for outdoor kitchens, barbecue areas, garden bars, and patio dining surfaces. The 3mm and 6mm formats are also widely used for external wall cladding and facade applications, where their weather resistance and dimensional stability provide long-term architectural performance.

How do you clean and maintain Neolith worktops?

Neolith worktops require remarkably little maintenance. For everyday cleaning, simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth or sponge and a mild household soap or detergent — that is genuinely all that is needed. Because the surface is completely non-porous, spills cannot penetrate and stains cannot form, so there is no need for specialist stone cleaners, sealants, or protective treatments. For stubborn marks, a non-abrasive cream cleaner can be used without risk of damaging the surface. Avoid using abrasive scourers or steel wool, as these can dull certain finishes over time — although the stone itself will not be damaged. The surface is also naturally hygienic and food-safe, as bacteria cannot colonise the non-porous surface.

What collections does Neolith offer?

The Neolith range is organised into six distinct collections, each with its own design identity. Classtone features marble-inspired designs that replicate the beauty of Calacatta, Statuario, and other prestigious natural marbles. Fusion offers a diverse range of natural stone, concrete, and textured surfaces inspired by geological formations from around the world. Colorfeel delivers pure, solid colours in pristine whites, creams, and blacks for minimalist design schemes. The Iron collection captures the distinctive character of oxidised and brushed metals in surfaces ranging from warm copper to cool gunmetal. Timber recreates the warmth and grain of natural wood without any of its maintenance demands. Finally, the Iconic Design collection presents statement surfaces of extraordinary visual drama. Together, these collections offer over sixty unique designs covering virtually every aesthetic preference.

What Our Customers Say

★★★★★

"Excellent Service and Beautiful Results - Highly Recommended! I recently had In2stone install new quartz worktops in my kitchen, and I couldn't be happier with the results. From start to finish, the experience was completely stress-free. The team was not only competitively priced but also incredibly friendly and professional throughout the entire process. They handled everything seamlessly - removing the existing sink, hob, and old laminate worktops before fitting the new quartz surfaces. The finished worktops are absolutely beautiful and have transformed my kitchen into a modern, minimalist space that I love spending time in. The quality of workmanship is outstanding, and the attention to detail really shows. I'm a very satisfied customer and would highly recommend In2stone to anyone considering new worktops. Well done to the entire team - you've exceeded my expectations!"

— Ashley ChapmanGoogle

★★★★★

"I've had two kitchen worktops from In2stone, both times the service and quality of the product has been great. Templating and fitting were also seamless. Definite recommend."

— Victoria BrindGoogle

★★★★★

"After a consultation on the options and choices available to us, In2stone fitted the worktops for our new kitchen and their professionalism & workmanship was amazing. Templating was excellent and the worktops fitted perfectly. The whole Team were great and I wholeheartedly recommend them to everyone. Good job!"

— Bob CullenGoogle

Why Choose Us

Why In2stone

Authorised Brand Dealer

We're authorised dealers for the world's leading stone brands. Full manufacturer warranties, genuine materials, expert installation.

"The price is better than any kitchen retailer and the quality is better."

Emily Hardy

Invisible Joins & Ogee Edging

The edge profiles and seamless joins other suppliers say they can't do? We do them every week.

"Other quartz suppliers weren't able to offer the ogee edging I wanted — In2stone could."

Olivia Tett

The Quote Is the Price

No hidden costs, no surprises. We consistently beat competitor quotes — even online discounters decline to match us.

"Beat 6 other companies by a mile. Even an online company that claims to beat any quote declined to."

Dean Fitzpatrick

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Whether you know exactly what you want or you're just starting to explore, we're here to help. Call the showroom, visit us in person, or request a quote — there's no hard sell, just honest advice from people who love what they do.

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