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Home›Latest News›The changing face of surfaces in 2015

The changing face of surfaces in 2015

By Josh Holmes
November 24, 2015
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With 2015 coming to a close, Stephen Moss, the MD of worktop specialist Max-Top shares the top five changes he has noticed in the surface industry over the last twelve months.

1. Speed and simplicity are a top priority

As surface installation often accounts for just a fraction of a renovation project, the speed and simplicity of installation can be crucial to ensuring that timescales and kept. Modular work surfaces offer a light weight solution that can be cut on site, in no time at all and have therefore proved increasingly popular throughout the year.

2. Affordability still matters

Although the property market has picked up significantly since the recession, both consumers and specifiers remain extremely budget conscious. We have noticed that purchasers are demanding products that do not compromise on style, but offer exceptional value for money.

3. Monochrome to marble

The most popular worktop colours are still the traditional monochrome shades of White, Black and Grey with mirror chip in the design. However towards the end of the year, we have noticed an increase demand for subtle marble finishes and beige tones.

4. Definitely durable?

Whether it is a consumer looking to renovate their home, a retailer choosing which products to stock, or an architect or specifier, working on a large-scale project, we have noticed that durability is a key consideration. It seems that buyers are now consulting numerous reviews before making a purchasing decision and warranty is also creeping up the buying agenda.

5. Growing confidence

The introduction of modular work surfaces such as Max-Top Quartz has revolutionised the market. Initially there was some trepidation from installers as historically quartz installation was time-consuming, costly and difficult! However, as 2015 has progressed we have received  rave reviews from a host of installers who have been amazed at the speed and ease of working with this type of surface.

For more information about Max-Top please visit www.maxtopquartz.co.uk or the company’s new Facebook and Twitter pages. Alternatively, call 0161 224 0333 or visit the Max-Top YouTube page to watch a short installation video.

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