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Meld Counters

Now - innovative and award winning materials that challenge traditional concepts and form sensible concrete solutions. Sustainability is readily accessible through:

  • Reduced lead times
  • Cost effective sustainable surface solutions & installations
  • Support for local businesses and economies
  • Minimized waste via a standard & custom slab program
  • These slabs are smaller therefore a waste reduction of roughly 25% is common for typical countertop installations when compared to competitive slab countertop materials, i.e., natural stone, engineered quartz, and other cement & recycled glass composites.
Meld currently offers ecoX and Xposed materials in slab ready form that are fabricated similarly to natural stone, engineered quartz, agglomerates and other cement based/recycled glass slab goods. Traditional tooling and fabrication techniques that follow current MIA Standards and Guidelines are highly recommended. Slabs are readily available in six standard colors and a standard slab size of 30” x 96” x 1.5” thick. Tailored to produce minimal waste, standardized slabs accommodate most countertop installations. For slab nsizes that fall outside of the standard footprint, custom slabs are available upon request (up-charges and extended lead-times will apply.)
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    Paperstone Can you cut paper with a knife? Sure, but not Paperstone. Paperstone is made of recycled post-industrial paper pressed with natural resins and cured to a hardness that can be used as a countertop, rainboard, even flooring.

    Icestone An exciting new material becoming popular for countertops is Icestone, a mixture of 100% recycled glass and concrete. It looks and performs like mined stone and is installed and maintained like granite.

    New River Concrete These concrete countertops are made of sand and gravel from the New River, which is collected during regular, low impact dredging to maintain two dams.

    Bamboo Renewable, recyclable and biodegradable, bamboo countertops are a true gem in modern sustainable architecture. Bamboo is the fastest growing plant on earth, growing up to 6” per day, making it a very sustainable and renewable material. It is as strong as oak hardwood and comes in solid or hand-scraped finishes and five colors.  

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