The Next Generation of Mineral Surfaces
ĒCLOS is a mineral surface brand from Cosentino, the company behind Silestone and Dekton. It was announced in late 2025 and reached the UK in 2026.
Cosentino builds each slab in layers using its Inlayr technology so the pattern runs into the body of the surface and shows at the edges. The core is made with a high proportion of recycled materials and selected minerals.
ĒCLOS is designed for indoor use only. Cosentino says it is made to cope with hot cookware in everyday kitchen use.
In the maker’s words. Cosentino states that the debut ĒCLOS collection Eclectic Veins is formulated with zero crystalline silica. We use the manufacturer’s own description on this page and can share the technical data sheet on request.
The Eclectic Veins Collection
Designs from the first ĒCLOS collection.
Legnd
Rich earthy layers in muted brown tones with lightning-like veins.
Veilr
A creamy background with a hazy texture of toasted hues.
Phantome
A veined design from the Eclectic Veins collection.
Lumer
A veined design from the Eclectic Veins collection.
Colours, finishes and thicknesses change as ranges are updated. Call us or visit the Elstow showroom for current availability and samples.
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How It Works
From first call to finished worktop in four simple steps.
Free Consultation
Visit our showroom or call. We help you choose colour, finish and edge profile.
Laser Templating
We digitally measure every dimension with sub-millimetre accuracy. Free across Bedfordshire.
CNC Fabrication
Precision-cut, edge-profiled and polished in our own Bedford workshop.
Professional Installation
Fitted, levelled, sealed and spotless by our own experienced team.
Good to Know
Straight answers to the questions we are asked most about ĒCLOS.
What does zero crystalline silica mean?
It is how Cosentino describes the formulation of the Eclectic Veins collection. Ask us for the Cosentino technical data sheet if you would like the full composition details.
Is silica a concern in a finished worktop?
Silica dust is a concern when stone is cut and polished during fabrication. A finished and installed worktop does not release dust in normal use. Lower silica materials are one part of safer fabrication alongside proper dust controls in the workshop.
Can I see samples before I decide?
Sample availability changes as ranges are updated. Call 01234 348590 before you travel and we will tell you what is on display at our Elstow showroom.
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