A New Era of Zero Silica Quartz
INTRODUCING ECLOS ®
If you have been paying attention to what is happening in the surface world lately, you have probably noticed the conversation shifting. People are asking better questions about how materials are made, what they are made of, and what that means long term.
That shift is exactly why ECLOS matters.
ECLOS is a new zero silica surface developed by Cosentino, and we are proud to be the exclusive fabricator of it here in the Pittsburgh area. It represents a meaningful step forward in how engineered surfaces are designed, produced, and experienced.
This is not just another new color or pattern. It is part of a bigger evolution in the industry. Let’s talk about what makes it different and why that might matter for your next project.
A ZERO SILICA SURFACE DESIGNED FOR THE FUTURE
One of the biggest things that sets ECLOS apart is that it is a zero silica engineered surface. That might not mean much at first, so let’s break it down simply.
Traditional engineered quartz contains crystalline silica, which has become a major topic in the industry because of the health risks it can pose during fabrication if not handled properly. As awareness has grown, manufacturers have been rethinking how surfaces are made and what they are made of.
ECLOS is part of that shift. It was developed to move beyond silica altogether. It reflects where the industry is going, not where it has been. That means you are choosing a material that was designed with modern standards, safety, and long term responsibility in mind.
EXCLUSIVE ACCESS IN PITTSBURGH
ECLOS is not something you will see everywhere. We are proud to be the exclusive fabricator of ECLOS in the Pittsburgh region, which means access to this material locally is limited.
For you, that means your project will not look like everyone else’s. It is a distinctive choice. If you appreciate selecting materials that feel intentional and not overused, this level of exclusivity adds value in a quiet but meaningful way.
SUSTAINABILITY & THOUGHTFULLY PRODUCED
ECLOS is made using INLAYR technology, an advanced process that incorporates minerals and recycled materials in a more responsible way. Sustainability is no longer just a buzzword in design. Many homeowners genuinely care about how products are made and what impact they have.
Because of the precision involved in this new technology, production is intentionally limited. The facility in Spain can produce only about 100 slabs per day. That level of control allows for quality, consistency, and a more thoughtful manufacturing process.
This surface offers transparency and a forward thinking approach to production. It allows you to make a material decision that feels aligned with both performance and your values, without sacrificing aesthetics.
HIGH PERFORMANCE WITHOUT COMPROMISING BEAUTY
Of course, none of this matters if the surface does not perform.
ECLOS delivers the durability you expect in kitchens and baths. It is built to handle daily use while offering a layered, dimensional look that feels more natural and less flat than many traditional engineered surfaces.
You get depth, movement, and realistic veining, along with the strength you need for real life. You do not have to choose between beauty and function. It was simply designed to offer both.
SIX CURATED COLORS IN VARYING STYLES
Rather than launching with dozens of overwhelming options, ECLOS introduces six carefully curated colors. Each one was selected to work across a wide range of aesthetics, from modern to transitional to more classic interiors.
The collection feels intentional. It simplifies decision making while still giving you enough variety to create something personal and unique.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Every so often, a material enters the market that signals a larger shift. ECLOS feels like one of those moments.
It reflects changing industry standards, a stronger focus on sustainability, and a move toward surfaces that balance innovation with beauty. This is not just another surface, it’s a glimpse of where design is heading next.
Sometimes the best way to understand a material is to stand in front of it. See the depth. Feel the texture. Imagine it in your space.
Curious how ECLOS would look in your space?
