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the new Cristadur® Green line

The CRISTADUR® Green Line marked the start of a new chapter in the story of SCHOCK’s quartz composite sinks. All our sinks are produced with quartz sand from the local region and in a range of attractive colours and designs. In addition to that, we developed a sink material, which consists of natural, renewable or recycled raw materials. The CRISTADUR® Green Line is available in our whitest white, blackest black, an earthy taupe shade, a dark grey and, from 2025, also in an intense dark green shade.

And when the most sustainable SCHOCK quartz composite sinks reach the end of a long and happy lifetime and it’s time to choose a new one, our recycling technology means that we can put the used sinks right back into our closed loop. They will then be reused, without any loss of quality, for the production of new sinks – which will go on to be a pleasure in the kitchen even more sustainably.

CRISTADUR® GREEN LINE IS SUSTAINABLY IMPRESSIVE – AND JURIES LOVE IT.

We are delighted that our commitment has attracted so much attention and that we are with the CRISTADUR® Green Line, are nominated for the German Sustainability Award in the design category, have been shortlisted for the Green Product Award and nominated by the jury for the PlusX Award. We were also awarded the EcoVadis Sustainability Rating and the Focus Top Climate Commitment in 2023.We strive to continue being green all round. Not for awards, but for the future.

THE POPULAR CRISTADUR® GREEN LINE CONTINUES TO GROW

Green now comes in pure white, jet black , taupe, dark grey and now also in dark green.

Having premiered our pure white in 2021 with the colour Day, along with its jet black counterpart, Night, followed in 2022 by Twilight, an extraordinary taupe shade. Since 2023, our dark grey shade Dusk has complemented the Green Line portfolio.

New from 2025 is our harmonious dark green Ivy, which can be perfectly combined with the Urban Jungle interior trend.

And the best thing about it? All of the sustainable colours are green at heart.