Curava Recycled Glass Surfaces

Affordable, Durable + Low Maintenance

Curava offers beautiful, bold and unique surfaces that elevate the look of a room with a wow factor. Our trend-setting product line includes distinctive colors, including larger glass particulates and seashells, as well as a sea glass finish option, for a depth and texture not found in comparably priced products.

Striking

The product lines feature a full palette of color options, including an elegant balance of warm and cool jewel tones, as well as neutral backgrounds to complement any kitchen or bath design. Several colors incorporate seashells and some feature a sea glass finish, ideal for creating a stunning coastal décor.

Superior

Curava's superior manufacturing capabilities ensure the consistency of each slab, which simplifies the selection process and delivers peace of mind that every inch of the surface showcases the Curava allure from top to bottom.

Sustainable

One of the most eco-friendly surfaces on the market today, made from 100% post-consumer and post-industrial recycled glass. Every square foot of your Curava surface removes 25 bottles from a landfill. That’s 25 easy reasons to go green with Curava.

Curava surfaces are manufactured using a variety of green friendly methods including a zero-water waste manufacturing process.

100% Recycled Glass

The recycled glass in Curava is collected from landfills and other resources from post-consumer and post-industrial waste, including discarded glass bottles and window and windshield glass.

The Colors of Curava

Arctic

Cloud

Domus

Element

Gelato

Himalaya

Kashmir

Lemongrass

Mocha

Savaii

Tungsten

Wheat

Premium Edge Details

Bullnose

Ogee

Standard Edge Details

1/2" Roundover

Bevel

Pencil

Curava Overview

Curava offers a superior recycled glass surface delivering an ideal balance of enduring beauty, durability and sustainability. Our surfaces are affordable and competitive with other mid-range quartz and granite products and like quartz, Curava surfaces are highly sanitary and non-porous, as well as heat, scratch and stain resistant. Curava surfaces do not require sealing, delivering low maintenance and long-lasting appeal. Curava surfaces are non-toxic and VOC free. Unlike recycled glass surfaces made with cement, Curava is not subject to staining and acidic etching.

Cleaning

Day to day cleaning of Curava requires only a damp cloth, sponge or paper towel. We recommend warm water and a non-abrasive cleanser. Mild soap and water is the best option. For best results clean any food or liquid spills promptly. For dried spills a non- abrasive scrub pad with a mild cleanser such as Formula 409™ should remove the foreign material.

While Curava is normally able to resist most household chemicals, avoid products containing bleach or ammonia. If such products come in contact with your Curava surface, immediately flush with water and then clean thoroughly with a diluted vinegar and water solution. If a stain results, contact the installer of your Curava surface.

Polishing & Sealing

Curava does not require polishing or sealing. Simple, normal cleaning will keep your Curava surface as striking and durable as the day it was installed. Given Curava is non-porous the surface will remain smooth with its original glossy finish. No additional polishing or sealing is needed or recommended.

Curava surfaces are made from 100% post-consumer, post-industrial recycled glass. The products are covered by a limited 15-year warranty, and are available in varying thicknesses suitable for everything from countertops and tabletops to walls.

Seams

Curava is NOT a seamless product. Your countertop will have seams in it where separate components have been joined, and they may be visible. A well-executed seam may be smooth to the touch but also be visible.

As a result of the manufacturing process, small voids may appear on the surface of Curava, approximately the size of a pin head. Typical depths of these voids are less than 1 mm and do not affect the integrity of the slab or have impact on the overall porosity of the material.