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Cosentino introduces ECO™ by Cosentino, a revolutionary new countertop and surfacing material. This innovative new product caters to the environmentally conscious and design-oriented architect, designer and consumer by providing a high-performance, sustainable design. ECO by Cosentino is comprised of 75 percent post-industrial and post-consumer recycled raw material, including mirrors salvaged from houses, building and factories; glass from windows and bottles; and porcelain from china, tiles, sinks, toilets, and decorative elements.Integrated Resources Group (IRG) offers a considerable selection of in-stock natural stone. With more than 250 types of stone and literally thousands of slabs to choose from, IRG can help ensure your stone choices fit all aspects—and all areas—of your life. From rare exotic stones to sophisticated granites ... from unconventional limestone, slate, and travertine, to traditional marble used in untraditional ways … the choices and selection are awe-inspiring.

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Crossville’s Ultimetal Porcelain Stone^® tile adds glitz to heavy-traffic areas. With a metalized glaze that is both scratch and acid resistant—qualities that aren’t generally associated with metal tile—Ultimetal is available in five solid metallic finishes with subtle texture: White, Silver, Gray, Black and Copper. Manufactured in Crossville, TN, Ultimetal was designed for use on floors, walls and countertops in both commercial and residential installations. get free product info back to top