Dekton & Neolith Countertops in Columbus, Ohio

Distinctive Marble & Granite fabricates and installs Dekton and Neolith countertops for Columbus and Central Ohio. These are ultra-compact porcelain (sintered stone) surfaces, not quartz: they are made from natural minerals fused under extreme heat and pressure, so they resist heat, scratches, stains and UV light. That makes them a strong choice for outdoor kitchens, sunny rooms and modern, thin-profile designs. See samples at our Plain City showroom, about 25 minutes from downtown Columbus.

Why choose Dekton or Neolith

• Heat-resistant: hot pans won’t damage the surface.
• UV-stable: colors won’t fade in sunlight, so it works outdoors and by windows.
• Very low maintenance: non-porous, no sealing needed.
• Thin and modern: slim profiles and large formats for waterfall islands, walls and fireplaces.
• Marble and concrete looks without marble’s etching.

Dekton vs Neolith vs quartz

Dekton (by Cosentino, the makers of Silestone) and Neolith are both ultra-compact surfaces with similar performance; the choice usually comes down to color and finish. Quartz is different: it’s engineered from quartz and resin, so it shouldn’t take direct heat or long sun exposure. If you’re building an outdoor kitchen, choose Dekton, Neolith or a suitable granite. Compare with our quartz countertops.

What do Dekton and Neolith cost?

Pricing varies by color, thickness and finish, and fabrication takes specialist tooling. Ask for a free estimate and we’ll price your project; our Columbus cost guide covers the other materials.

Dekton and Neolith FAQs

Is Dekton the same as quartz?

No. Dekton and Neolith are ultra-compact porcelain (sintered stone) surfaces made from minerals fused at very high heat. Quartz countertops are engineered from crushed quartz and resin.

Can Dekton or Neolith go outdoors?

Yes. They are UV-stable and handle Ohio weather, which makes them one of the best choices for outdoor kitchens.

Do Dekton and Neolith need sealing?

No. They are non-porous, so they do not need sealing and resist stains.

Can you put a hot pan on Dekton?

Yes. Dekton and Neolith are highly heat-resistant. A trivet is still good practice for very hot cookware.

Can I see Dekton and Neolith samples?

Yes. Visit our Plain City showroom to see colors and finishes, or browse them online first.

Why Columbus homeowners choose Distinctive Marble & Granite

• 4.9 stars from more than 1,200 Google reviews.
• Over 1,000 slabs in our Plain City showroom and indoor inventory, from favorites to rare exotics.
• Fabricated in our own shop by experienced fabricators; templaters and installers are background-checked W2 employees.
• A turnaround of four weeks or less for most homeowner projects.
• Family-owned, at 7635 Commerce Place, Plain City, about 25 minutes from downtown Columbus. Open Mon–Fri 9–5 (Wed until 7) and Sat 9–1.