Items Tagged with 'engineered stone'

The California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board voted unanimously May 21 to begin rulemaking that could prohibit the fabrication and installation of engineered stone containing more than 1% crystalline silica, though the action falls short of an immediate ban and faces a months-long process before any prohibition takes effect.

The International Surface Fabricators Association (ISFA) presented a shop licensing and certification program to California workplace safety regulators, positioning the industry-led proposal as a practical alternative to a physician-backed petition calling for an outright ban on engineered stone fabrication in the state.

Neolith's Toscano sintered stone captures the essence of noble Italian stone and translates it into an on-trend range of earth tones and browns.

Neolith's new sintered stone offerings broaden the aesthetic possibilities of its collection and bring fresh alternatives to contemporary architecture and interior design.

California's Silicosis Training, Outreach and Prevention (STOP) Act, the most aggressive state-level regulation targeting silica exposure in the stone countertop fabrication industry, took full effect on January 1, 2026, after Governor Gavin Newsom signed it into law on October 13, 2025.

Cambria is set to exhibit this week at The International Surface Event (tise) in Las Vegas, NV.

While quartz color and pattern often guide initial decision making and influence slab size for pattern consistency, slab thickness is equally critical to how quartz is fabricated, how it performs and how it visually impacts a space.

A showcase of some of the latest hard surface products available to meet a host of design styles.

A new engineered stone line with High Definition Inkjet print technology.

Influenced by the characteristics of natural stone, the engineered surface collection is available in six colors.