Colors

Easton Industries offers more than 40 color options and combinations.  You’re sure to find a color of cultured marble, cultured onyx or Eastonite that fits your design plans.  The manufacturing process is both science and art.   No two pieces of cultured products are ever exactly the same. The variations and quantity of marble veining give cultured marble and onyx their unique character and appeal.  However, you need a company with experience that can take this process and make it consistent from one day to the next.  A customer who buys a shower pan today must be able to have matching wall panels and vanity tops a week or two later.  Easton has been producing cultured marble, onyx and Eastonite for more than 30 years, much longer than any other company in the Grand Strand area.  We also have the largest showroom in the area, so we can show you almost every color as a finished product rather than a small chip or sample. 

Cultured Marble

Quarried from mines in Georgia, cultured marble is real stone crushed into a powder and blended with polyester resin to create

a matrix similar to cake batter.  Cultured marble colors typically have a backround color and a veining color whose contrast is visible at the surface of the material.  We can take any pair of colors in our assortment and combine them for a blend that matches your décor.

Cultured Onyx

This product is unlike anything else in the market today.  The combination of stone and resin in onyx produces a translucent product that allows you to see the veining patterns throughout the thickness of the material.  If you hold it up to the light,

you can see right through the product, seeing the 3 dimensional quality of the veining as it weaves its way throughout the cultured onyx.  Rich and luxurious color shades and variations are the unique characteristic of this product and separate it from

all the others.  Cultured onyx is an upgrade item and costs 50% more than cultured marble.

EASTONITE

Made in the same process as cultured marble and onyx, Eastonite looks like granite or solid surface but costs only half the price.  It is popular in both kitchens and baths.  Unlike natural stone or solid surface, Eastonite can be used for the tub, shower and vanity top for a complete matching master bath.  Kitchen counters done in Eastonite are beautiful and durable, featuring a permanent, clear gelcoat finish that is non-porous and resilient to everyday wear and tear.  There is no sealing or resealing required and the countertop is stain and bacteria resistant.  Eastonite is an upgrade item that costs 50% more than cultured marble, however, this is typically half the price of natural stone or Corian.