Corian / Acrylic Solid Surface · Hyderabad
Corian / Acrylic Solid Surface Supplier in Hyderabad
Durasein, Tiara and Vivanta acrylic solid surface sheets across a full shade catalogue for countertops and cladding.
Acrylic solid surface (the category Corian popularised) is a non-porous, seamlessly jointable sheet material used for kitchen countertops, wash-basin counters, wall cladding and reception desks. EightByFour stocks the Durasein, Tiara and Vivanta shade ranges — solid colours, marble-effect and textured finishes — with real shade codes you can spec against.
Brands Available
Corian / Acrylic Solid Surface Products
Vivanta
Grey Pebble
Code: VP106
760×2490mm / 760×3680mm (30×98in / 30×145in)
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Vivanta
Ice Berg
Code: VP109
760×2490mm / 760×3680mm (30×98in / 30×145in)
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Vivanta
Ice Qube
Code: VP104
760×2490mm / 760×3680mm (30×98in / 30×145in)
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Vivanta
Radiance
Code: VP101
760×2490mm / 760×3680mm (30×98in / 30×145in)
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Vivanta
Silver Beach
Code: VP105
760×2490mm / 760×3680mm (30×98in / 30×145in)
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Vivanta
Silver Birch
Code: VP107
760×2490mm / 760×3680mm (30×98in / 30×145in)
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Vivanta
Tambora
Code: VP108
760×2490mm / 760×3680mm (30×98in / 30×145in)
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Buying Guide
Solid surface counters can be thermoformed and joined seam-free, which is the main reason to spec them over stone for curved or long-run counters. For kitchens, pair with a heat-resistant trivet zone near the hob — while durable, solid surface can scorch under direct high heat the way natural stone won't.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is acrylic solid surface the same as Corian?
Corian is one manufacturer's brand within the acrylic solid surface category — like 'Xerox' for photocopiers. Durasein, Tiara and Vivanta, which we stock, are acrylic solid surface sheets in the same material category.
Can solid surface countertops be repaired if scratched?
Yes — light scratches on acrylic solid surface can typically be sanded out on-site, unlike laminate or stone, because the colour runs through the full thickness of the sheet.