Concrete Countertops in Lebanon

A concrete countertop is one solid piece — no seams, no tile grout, any shape you can draw. We cast them on site or precast them in our workshop, in any color, with a glossy or satin finish. Kitchens, islands, bar tops, restaurant counters, bathroom vanities, outdoor kitchens.

Design freedom

Curves, waterfall edges, integrated sinks and drainboards, thick or thin profiles. Mix in aggregates, glass chips, mother-of-pearl or metal; embed coins, gears or LED strips in the pour. Polished to expose the stone for a terrazzo look, or trowelled smooth for a plain architectural surface. Colors from white and pale grey to charcoal and earth tones.

Cast on site or precast

Large islands and runs with awkward access are cast in place, then ground and polished on site. Standard runs, vanities and bar tops are precast in our workshop, cured properly and installed in a day. We will recommend which after measuring.

Sealing and daily use

Every top gets a food-safe penetrating sealer plus a topcoat that resists stains, heat and water. Wipe with mild soap, avoid harsh acids, reseal every couple of years. Concrete is heavy — we check the cabinets and add support where needed.

Why TopCrete

• We fabricate and install — the same team does the mould, the pour, the polish and the fitting.
• Concrete, epoxy resin and terrazzo-style tops from one workshop.
• Samples of colors and finishes at our Chiyah showroom.

Frequently asked questions

Do concrete countertops stain?

Sealed properly, no. We use a penetrating sealer plus a protective topcoat; wipe spills and avoid leaving lemon or vinegar on the surface for hours.

How thick are they?

Usually 4–6 cm at the edge; we can cast thin 2 cm tops over a frame or thick 10 cm statement pieces.

How long does it take?

Measure, mould, pour, cure and polish: about 2–3 weeks from template to installation.

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