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AN INTRODUCTION TO OKITE®

OKITE® is the Italian kitchen and bathroom countertop made of quartz. It is very resistant to stains or scratches, ink, oil, vinegar, coffee, tea, wine, lemon juice, as well as knives. OKITE® is easy to clean. It does not absorb liquids, odours or everyday oils used in cooking.

The innate artistry of Italy has inspired Seieffe to continue developing new and exciting styles and colours for OKITE® so that now it is available in more than 90 colours in our stunning "Collections". This extensive range provides endless possibilities to create worktops for kitchens with truly individual style.

THE ADVANTAGES

As OKITE® is made almost entirely of quartz, which is the fourth hardest stone in nature, it retains the same characteristics : strength, hardness, non-porosity and longevity.

Its physical-mechanical properties together with the variety of colours means that it is the ideal product for worktops in homes, offices, shopping centres, hotels, restaurants and shops.

OKITE® has many distinctive features :

- Resistance to impact
- Resistance to abrasion
- Large range of colours
- Resistance to stains (as well as common domestic cleaning acids)
- Uniformity of colour
- Certified by the National Sanitation Foundation "NSF" in the U.S.A. for hygienic use (in food preparation areas)
- It's a Green Product as certified by the Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certification
- Exclusive to Architects & Design Professionals

THE OKITE® COLLECTIONS
It is available in more than 70 colours in 7 stylish Collections.

- Collezione Venati
- Collezione Graniti
- Collezione Prisma
- Collezione Base
- Collezione Monocolore
- Collezione Bicolore
- Collezione Aida

Exclusive to OKITE are:

- Collezione Venati that delivers the beauty of natural marble with the extraordinary benefits that make OKITE the product of choice for quartz surfaces.

- Collezione Aida, inspired by the brushed tricot fabric, AIDA stands out for its textured surface that enhances the naturalness of the product.

- 1665 Bianco Assoluto, by many Architects & Designer Professionals defined as the whitest stone today available.