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Quartzite benchtop perfectly suit the messy nature of your kitchen and can remain in top condition for years to come. Make sure your kitchen dazzles and amazes with the collection of quartzites available in ample to a fantastic infinity white benchtop.
What is Quartzite?
Quartzite is a natural stone with a hardness that offers an incredible aesthetic with a dependable quality. As a decorative stone that is growing in popularity among designers and architects alike, quartzite makes sense for benchtops and bathroom tops. More resilient to stains, Quartzite is a top choice for people seeking style, durability, and hard-wearing surfaces.
ALEXANDRITA QUARTZITE£567.80 Alexandrita Quartzite; a beautiful Brazilian-sourced natural stone is a delicate green and beige stone with hints of deeper green and brown. This gorgeous, serene stone, light green quartzite, is excellent for worktops, flooring, wall installations, splashback, and various other uses.… read more |
Where Can I Install Quartzite?
Quartzite is perfect for the kitchen, bathroom, and every other benchtop in between. Quartzite can also be used in various locations and interiors, so discussing your stone’s application with your consultant is essential.
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Is Quartzite a Good Material for a Benchtop?
Quartzite is an excellent material for kitchen benchtops. While it is not as common as Granite, it has the same strength and durability as granite while still having the appearance of Marble. Unlike marble, it is resistant to etching and scratching. As a result, Quartzite is a beautiful material for an island countertop.
Due to the quartzite slabs' similar size to granite slabs, most kitchens require multiple slabs. Ensure that the colours and veining at the seams are consistent so the countertop seems to be a continuous piece. Remember the precise alignment that may not be achievable, so we strive to reduce the decorations as much as possible.
There are varieties of surfaces and finishes that can be used to modify the appearance of the quartzite. A polished surface will appear shiny, highlighting the stone's colours and the veins. Honed surfaces offer a softer, matte appearance with minor veining and colour variations. These surfaces of a leathered surface are slightly rough as a sheer gloss.
Quartzite Benchtop Applications and Where to Install it:
Kitchen Benchtops
Quartzite benchtops perfectly suit the nature of your kitchen and will remain a coion for years to come. Make sure your kitchen sparkles and amazes with the collection of quartzites available from a high range to a perfect range.
Bathroom Benchtops
Make your bathrooms unique and special by adding some colour with a quartzite benchtop. With a range of colours available in Quartzite, you are sure to find one that merges the energy of your space and makes for your dream atmosphere.
Bar Benchtops
Want to make your place fun and lively? Consider adding a bar stone benchtop into your home that adds a quartzite stone benchtop to your decor, which makes for a stylish and creative design.
Other Benchtops
Benchtops don't need to be classic kitchens or bathroom benchtops that make your house by creating a unique benchtop. Whether it be a decorative dining table or a stylish coffee table, now the choice is yours.
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Why is Quartzite a Perfect Benchtop Material?
Natural Beauty
Quartzite exhibits natural beauty with a wide range of colours and unique patterns that often resemble the appearance of marble, but it also has the added advantage of increased durability.
Uncompromising Durability
We understand that your designs are meant to stand the test of time. That’s why our Quartzite slabs are visually stunning and incredibly durable. With superior heat resistance, scratching resistance, and staining resistance, these slabs are perfect for high-traffic areas and statement pieces.
Versatile Applications
Quartzite slabs are ready to transform your spaces, whether you envision sleek kitchen countertops, luxurious bathroom vanities, captivating accent walls, or breathtaking flooring. Their versatility knows no bounds, making them the ideal canvas for your creative ideas.
Nature’s Finest Hues
We are thrilled to unveil our latest collection of exquisite Quartzite Slabs that will elevate your design projects to new heights. Each slab embodies timeless elegance, unmatched durability, and stunning natural patterns and colours. Whether you’re working on a residential masterpiece or a commercial venture, these Quartzite Slabs will leave a lasting impression.
GREEN MOSAIC ONYX£516.50 Green Mosaic Onyx is a unique mosaic-like slab that looks like image collage of numerous picture frames. The slab has maximum of green tone mingled with beige, cream, orange and other colours. As with other onyx stones, Green Mosaic Onyx… read more |
The Durability
Granite is frequently credited with being a long-lasting benchtop material. However, just because granite is durable doesn’t imply other benchtops aren’t as well. Quartzite is not only durable but is also more substantial than granite. Quartzite is between a seven and an eight on the Mohs scale, whereas granite is between a 6.5 and a 7. On the same scale, marble is usually a 3 or 4, while quartz is a 7. Quartzite is, in fact, the toughest of all tabletop materials.
The density of a benchtop is a critical consideration. Quartzite benchtop is denser than granite, which means it has fewer pores. Due to its density, quartzite rarely needs to be sealed. Despite some professionals claiming otherwise, the use of a sealer regularly will help to avoid deterioration. Quartzite, on the other hand, is less likely to stain.
Quartzite Edges
Almost any edge profile achieved with stone can be achieved with quartz. Two of the most frequent treatments are the standard eased edge, softly rounded over to avoid any harsh angles, and the more whimsical ogee, which resembles an S curve on its side.
Fabricators will work with you to choose an edge that complements the style of your kitchen and the thickness of the countertop—typically ½, ¾, or 1¼ inches—and will shape the profile using a template given by the manufacturer. Custom designs, such as a chiselled, bare edge or a gently cascading three-level waterfall-style profile, are available from fabricators. Remember that the more complicated the edge, the more expensive it will
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