Not at present, but I have in the past. If you’re trying to decide on a dining table it’s much like deciding on a kitchen countertop material. You might even be able to coordinate the dining table surface with your kitchen countertops. One potential difference is that these products are heavy, so if you want to reposition your dining table frequently then they can be awkward (unless perhaps you equip the table legs with casters/wheels that lock). Of course a heavy table could be an advantage since it reduces or eliminates wobbling. On the other hand, if you like extendable dining tables then these surfaces probably don’t work. Natural stone products tend to require more care than manufactured stone.
Just an inexpensive one that we’re likely to replace later this year, but we haven’t found one that we like yet. A quartz dining table is a possibility.
I agree marble is nightmare material whether for floor or dining table, ok only for console table or those decorative small table without much use. I would even advise against using marble for coffee tables as its not practical. Quartz or silestone better option but good quartz is not cheapMarble top dining table stain easily so unless you place a glass over it or maintain it very well, you should choose other material. Or unless just want to look 'swee' which I cannot deny marble does have that 'atas look' but seldom really use, so can go for marble.
Where did you get the table in the end? Just saw this Sinter Stone being marketted recently in SG. I guess more and more Stone/quartz/ceramic tables are being offered nowadays
In your opinion, how is Sintered Stone compared to Quartz ? My previous house, my dining table is customized using ColorQuartz and is quite easy to maintain too.
Hmm.. well noted with thanks
Maybe this link can be of assistance. Very extensive tests of the many different types of stones that we can choose from in Singapore. So Granite, Quartz, Concrete, Sintered.
