Outdoor

What fits a outdoor project

• 103 Countertops
• 54 Backsplashes

Filter all 157 in search

Materials, counted

How many products in each material suit the outdoor, with a note where the material changes the decision.

• Granite 64

  Dense natural stone that takes heat well. Check the freezing-climate line on each stone's spec sheet.

• Quartzite 41

  Harder than granite, and porous like it, so it is sealed outdoors just as it is indoors.

• Porcelain 22
• Marble 14

  Acids etch marble, sealed or not, so ask us before putting it outside.

• Travertine 7
• Slate 5
• Ceramic 1
• Limestone 1
• Sandstone 1
• Soapstone 1

  Chemically inert, nonporous and effectively heat-proof, which suits a grill station.

No engineered quartz is counted here, and that is right: its resin is not UV-stable, so we keep it indoors.

A few to start with

Natural Granite

Azul Celeste Granite

Porcelain

Basaltina Nera

Natural Quartzite

Azul Macaubas Quartzite

Porcelain

Brickstone Rustique White Brick 2x18

Natural Granite

Bianco Antico Granite

Porcelain

Calacatta Corrinna

Natural Quartzite

Fantasy Macaubas Quartzite

Porcelain

Calacatta Prici Polished

Natural Quartzite

Florida Wave Quartzite

Backsplash

Canyon Creek

Natural Granite

Makalu Bay Granite

Porcelain

Cement Ash

How we decide what suits the outdoor

• A countertop counts only when its own spec sheet says it suits a freezing climate.
• A tile counts when it is rated for outdoor use, or when it is a paver or hardscape product.
• A product also counts when one of its own room photos shows an outdoor kitchen, patio or pool surround.