Quartzite Countertops: Stunning Colors and Versatile Applications
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NATURAL Quartzite Countertops



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Quartzite countertops are valued not only for their strength but also for their distinctive appearance. Each slab of quartzite is unique, featuring a range of colors and intricate patterns that add elegance and character to any space.

A Palette of Possibilities 


One of the most striking features of quartzite countertops is their color diversity. The stone naturally occurs in a variety of hues, including:
Each slab's unique veining and swirling patterns mean no two countertops are exactly alike.
This individuality is one of quartzite's most appealing attributes, offering homeowners a one-of-a-kind addition to their home.



MADE FOR ANY SURFACE


Quartzite countertops are versatile, suitable for various applications beyond the kitchen. Here are some popular uses:

Kitchen with center island, white cabinets, white quartzite countertops and backsplash, and light wood floor.
KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS

Quartzite's durability makes it ideal for busy kitchens. It can handle heat, sharp knives, and heavy pots without scratching or staining.

Bathroom with white quartzite shower walls and countertops, and white mosaic on shower floor.
BATHROOM VANITIES

The water-resistant nature of quartzite, combined with its luxurious appearance, makes it perfect for bathroom countertops and vanities.

Kitchen with black cabinets, gray quartzite countertop and backsplash, and silver appliances.
BACKSPLASHES

For a cohesive design, quartzite can be used as a backsplash, adding continuity and elegance to your kitchen or bathroom.

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OUTDOOR KITCHENS

Most Quartzite has the ability to withstand the elements making it a strong choice for outdoor countertops, where it will endure sun, rain, and temperature changes without losing its beauty.


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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


  • What is the difference between quartzite and quartz?
    Quartzite is a natural stone, while quartz countertops are engineered from crushed quartz mixed with resins. Quartzite offers natural beauty and unique patterns, while quartz provides consistency in color and a non-porous surface.
  • How do I maintain quartzite countertops?
    Quartzite should be sealed to protect against stains. Clean daily with mild soap and water or a stone cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasives. For detailed instructions, see our Natural Stone Care & Maintenance guide. 
  • Is quartzite more expensive than other countertop materials?
    Quartzite is generally more expensive than granite but less costly than marble. Its price reflects its durability, unique beauty, and the craftsmanship required for proper installation.
  • Is quartzite suitable for countertops in high-traffic areas?
    Yes, quartzite's hardness makes it an excellent choice for high-traffic areas, where it will resist scratches, heat, and wear over time.
  • Does quartzite require professional installation?
    We strongly recommend that all slab products be handled, cut and installed by an expected professional fabricator. 
  • When should I choose 2cm vs. 3cm quartzite countertops?
    The choice between 2cm and 3cm is primarily influenced by market preferences, often determined by professional installers. The overall performance remains consistent regardless of thickness used, with the main difference being in the options and visual appearance of the edge profile.

Please review the safety data sheet for important safety information and always adhere to local OSHA guidelines for proper countertop material fabrication methods.

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