THE NEW BRAND BRINGS TOGETHER RECYCLED GLASS SURFACES, CRYSTALLINE SILICA-FREE MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOCUSED ON AESTHETICS, PERFORMANCE AND RESPONSIBLE MANUFACTURING.
ZERO EVO has introduced Zero Surfaces, a new brand created to respond to a stone industry undergoing significant transformation. Drawing on the company’s experience, industry knowledge and established relationships with builders and distributors, Zero Surfaces gives a distinct identity to a range of products developed around innovation, design and crystalline silica-free materials.
At the heart of Zero Surfaces is RGS, or Recycled Glass Surfaces, a material formulated without crystalline quartz and made using crystalline silica-free materials. Its composition incorporates recycled materials including glass, while being designed to cut and behave like traditional quartz during fabrication.
The focus, however, extends well beyond composition. Zero Surfaces places considerable emphasis on reproducing the visual qualities associated with natural stone. High translucency, smooth surfaces, bright white backgrounds and detailed veining contribute to slabs designed to deliver depth and realism. The material also features a further perfected full-body construction, reinforcing the relationship between appearance and material engineering.
Behind RGS is Phi 4R+ Technology, based on four principles: remove, recycle, reuse and respect. Zero Surfaces can contain up to 90% recycled materials, including glass, while Phi 4R+ reuses nearly 100% of the water required during slab manufacturing. The technology is also designed around zero-water discharge and optimization of waste and raw-material use.
The brand also incorporates NEOS, or Nano Enhancement of Surfaces, a patented surface technology developed to improve stain resistance and simplify everyday maintenance. Invisible to the naked eye, NEOS creates a permanent protective bond intended to help surfaces retain their appearance over time and resist common household substances.
With Zero Surfaces, ZERO EVO is bringing these technologies and materials together under a focused brand proposition. Rather than asking the market to choose between visual sophistication and technical performance, the collection is positioned around combining both—while making crystalline silica-free materials a defining part of its identity.