Kitchen worktops Neolith

Neolith is the sintered stone produced by the Spanish company TheSize: natural minerals pressed and fired at high temperature, without resins. The surface withstands heat, scratches and UV rays, is non-porous and resists most chemical cleaning products. Neolith is used for kitchen worktops and islands, wall cladding and outdoor applications.

This category contains 64 models by Neolith, 1.2 cm thick, in finishes such as silk, satin, riverwashed, slate or décor polished; for models with several finishes, each has its own price. The edge can be visually thickened to 2.4 or 4 cm by joining, or a vertical “skirt” can be made.

Prices per linear metre start from 325,60 €/ml + VAT (2.105 lei/lm incl. VAT), with a median price of 445,50 €/ml + VAT (2.880 lei/lm incl. VAT; October 2026). Each worktop is made to order in the Prowest workshop in Bucharest. Details are on the About Neolith page and in the price guide.

Prices in lei include 21% VAT, at the NBR exchange rate of 30.10.2026 (€1 = 5,3426 lei).

Frequently asked questions

What is Neolith?

Neolith is a sintered stone brand: large-format slabs made from natural minerals (clay, feldspar, silica, mineral oxides), pressed and fired at high temperature, without resins. Technically, it belongs to the same family as sintered ceramic.

Neolith or quartz?

Neolith withstands heat and sunlight better and can also be used outdoors. Quartz tolerates impact on the edges better, allows more edge profiles and costs less: the median is 237,55 €/ml (1.536 lei/lm incl. VAT) for quartz and 445,50 €/ml (2.880 lei/lm incl. VAT) for Neolith, excluding VAT. Details are in the comparison of materials.

How thick is a Neolith worktop?

The Neolith worktops in this category are 1.2 cm thick. For a more solid look, the edge is visually thickened by joining.

Can Neolith be used outdoors?

Yes. Neolith is UV-stable and weather-resistant, so it also suits summer kitchens and terraces.