From the material to a practical surface design
Choosing a solid surface starts with the way you use the room. For a kitchen, consider the worktop length, sink position, cooking area and any island or wall cladding. For a bathroom, think about the basin arrangement and the surrounding furniture. These details give a fabricator a useful starting point for discussing Kerrock, rather than relying on a catalogue photograph alone. Final measurements and installation details need to be checked for the actual project.
A homogeneous, non-porous material allows a consistent visual approach, but the finish, joints and supporting structure still matter. Confirm the selected colour, sheet specification and any special version before finalising a design. A property associated with one Kerrock version should not be assumed for every colour or application. Outdoor surfaces and spaces with specialist hygiene requirements need a separate check against the relevant manufacturer's documentation.
Care is part of the specification, not an afterthought. Use a cutting board and protection beneath hot cookware, and follow cleaning guidance for the chosen finish. Do not assume that every cleaner or restoration method suits every surface. AREA Coracrylic can discuss your requirements in Athens, with locations in Agia Paraskevi and Paiania. Bring dimensions, photographs and a description of the intended use to make the conversation more specific.
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Questions about specifying Kerrock
What is Kerrock made from?
Kerrock is a homogeneous composite solid-surface material based on aluminium hydroxide and acrylic polymer. The chosen sheet specification, finish and fabrication details should be checked against the requirements of the intended application.
Does every Kerrock version have antibacterial additives?
The specific antibacterial formulation is associated with Kerrock+. Its properties should not automatically be attributed to every Kerrock version or colour. For projects with specialist hygiene requirements, confirm the selected version and the relevant manufacturer's documentation.
What should I prepare before discussing a kitchen worktop?
A dimensioned sketch, photographs, the sink and hob positions, and your preferred colour are useful starting points. Include any island, splashback or joining requirements. A technical review and final site measurements are needed before fabrication.
Can a worn surface be restored?
The manufacturer's care guidance describes restoration methods for homogeneous Kerrock surfaces. The correct procedure depends on the finish and the extent of the damage. Seek advice from a qualified processor before sanding or polishing a completed installation.


