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Eco By Cosentino - Eco is a hard and durable surface made from over 75% recycled content from either post-industrial or post-consumer materials with an environmentally part Corn based resin.  The non recycled content is made from quarry stone and quartz.  Some of the recycled content includes porcelain tiles, sanitary ware, glass, micronized glass and vitrified ash. Eco is available in ‘Jumbo@ slabs measuring 3.25 x 1.57m.

Creamstone
Creamstone

Forest Snow
Forest Snow

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Grey Moss

Iron Ore
Iron Ore

Luna
Luna

Polar Cap
Polar Cap

Red Pine (Suede)
Red Pine (Suede)

River Bed
River Bed

Starlight
Starlight
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Stone System of London Lead the way when it comes to business initiatives

Industry Award

Stone system of London is proud to announce it has won the inaugural "Business Initiative award" presented by Natural Stone Specialist Magazine, the main stone industry publication and sponsored by Waters group.
The award was presented by Eric Bignell the editor of Natural stone specialist magazine earlier this year at our Woking headquarters.
This award recognises the efforts and achievements of Stone System of London to raise it's profile in the market place and grow more sales.
Since a management buyout by from Spanish giants Cosentino in 2010, the now privately owned Stone System has strengthened it's presence with a number of commercial initiatives such as the new website, a new architectural division headed up by Ian Luzmore and a new purpose designed Showroom located at our headquarters in Woking, which showcases many of our products and capabilities.

Customer Testimonials

Alex Lifschutz, Architect at Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands"Many thanks for a highly professional installation... Laser accuracy on the one hand and great ingenuity in getting over some difficult timing problems on the other."