Solid Surface
Comparison between Bienstone solid surface and Hanex solid surface
- 2017-07-28 12:00:47
- admin
Solid surfaces are highly popular material for shower Tray, basin, kitchen countertops, and even reception desk. Here at the exhibition, we offer both Bienstone® solid surfaces and Hanex® solid surfaces to our clients and customers. Obviously, they are both solid surfaces, but what’s the difference between the two? Is one superior than the other? Let’s take a look.
Bienstone® Surface & Hanex® Surface – Similarities
Commercial and Residential
Bienstone® solid surfaces and Hanex solid surfaces are both used for residential and commercial applications. They’re both Bendable and Seamless, meaning they are highly customizable and can be molded, shaped and fabricated to fit your space.
Features
Both Bienstone and Hanex are non-porous, which is a terrific surface feature because it means stains and liquids won’t soak into the material so it is easying to clean and its non-porous natures makes it resistant to most household chemicals. This feature also provides health benefits; because it’s non-porous, bacteria, mold and mildew will have an extremely difficult time growing on a sold surface. Both surfaces also have a renewable finish, which means We can repair the original look through the repair, which is natural stone does not have.
Bienstone Surface & Hanex Surface – Differences
Cast Shapes
Meridian is available in standard cast shapes, like shower tray, bathroom basin and sinks. Hanex is available in 1/2” flat sheets only. This might be a deciding factor when choosing between the two.
Resins
Meridian is a polyacrylic blend resin, while Hanex consists of an acrylic resin. Both resins are advantageous for the same reasons: they’re highly durable, will not chip, stain or fade, and can be molded to any design.
Manufactured in…?
This might not be a sticking point for everybody, but Bienstone solid surfaces are china-made, while Hanex solid surfaces are manufactured Korea. If you need the price relative to the Solid surface, you’ll definitely want to stick with Bienstone. If it’s not a big deal to you one way or the other, this difference won’t be a decided factor for you.
Those are the primary similarities and differences between Bienstone solid surfaces and Hanex solid surfaces. When you are shopping for your next shower tray or kitchen countertop, you might be pulled more toward bienstone solid surfaces for the reasons mentioned above.
Bienstone® Surface & Hanex® Surface – Similarities
Commercial and Residential
Bienstone® solid surfaces and Hanex solid surfaces are both used for residential and commercial applications. They’re both Bendable and Seamless, meaning they are highly customizable and can be molded, shaped and fabricated to fit your space.
Features
Both Bienstone and Hanex are non-porous, which is a terrific surface feature because it means stains and liquids won’t soak into the material so it is easying to clean and its non-porous natures makes it resistant to most household chemicals. This feature also provides health benefits; because it’s non-porous, bacteria, mold and mildew will have an extremely difficult time growing on a sold surface. Both surfaces also have a renewable finish, which means We can repair the original look through the repair, which is natural stone does not have.
Bienstone Surface & Hanex Surface – Differences
Cast Shapes
Meridian is available in standard cast shapes, like shower tray, bathroom basin and sinks. Hanex is available in 1/2” flat sheets only. This might be a deciding factor when choosing between the two.
Resins
Meridian is a polyacrylic blend resin, while Hanex consists of an acrylic resin. Both resins are advantageous for the same reasons: they’re highly durable, will not chip, stain or fade, and can be molded to any design.
Manufactured in…?
This might not be a sticking point for everybody, but Bienstone solid surfaces are china-made, while Hanex solid surfaces are manufactured Korea. If you need the price relative to the Solid surface, you’ll definitely want to stick with Bienstone. If it’s not a big deal to you one way or the other, this difference won’t be a decided factor for you.
Those are the primary similarities and differences between Bienstone solid surfaces and Hanex solid surfaces. When you are shopping for your next shower tray or kitchen countertop, you might be pulled more toward bienstone solid surfaces for the reasons mentioned above.
Either way, both Bienstone solid surface and Hanex solid surfaces are durable, beautiful, and easy to maintain surfacing solutions for your home or commercial space. They’re both also cost effective; there’s a very low likelihood that you’ll ever need to replace either surface. You might want to go with something different in the future, if trends and styles change, but it won’t be because your solid surface is failing!
