Quartz

Why Quartz???  

Quartz countertops are fabricated using a combination of natural resources and human ingenuity. Quartz crystals are bound together with a resin based product to create countertops that offer the durability of stone and the beauty of quartz. These slabs are solid, strong and nonporous, which means that they won’t stain, collect bacteria or absorb liquids. Quartz countertops are easy to keep clean and sanitary using a soft cloth or sponge and a household surface cleanser.

Countertop edges and corners may be squared for a clean, streamlined look, or rounded to achieve a smoother, softer appearance. Quartz countertops are created in a variety of colors, from pale ivory or cream to coffee, gray or gold; however a more uniform look.

Quartz in Your Home

Because quartz countertops are covered by a manufacturer’s warranty, you can enjoy the beauty of these products for years. Warranties may range from 10 to 15 years or more, depending on the manufacturer. Whether you choose to install your countertops in a kitchen, bathroom, wet bar or entertainment room, you won’t have to worry about denting or scratching a countertop. You can prepare meals, serve hot or cold beverages or play games without damaging these sturdy surfaces.

Quartz is naturally non-porous and scratch resistant. Built-in anti-microbial protection inhibits the growth of odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew. The natural beauty of quartz is derived from its multi-dimensional, gem-like color. Maintenance-free—needs no sealing or polishing. 15-year limited manufacturer warranty.

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Silestone is a compound made of natural quartz, which makes it extraordinarily hard and resilient. This is the one and only countertop made of quartz with bacteriostatic protection, giving it hygienic properties that are not to be found anywhere else on the market. It is an excellent surface for kitchen counter tops, bathrooms, floors and wall cladding using the minimum number of joints.

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