Manufactured or engineered material composed of 93% stone aggregates and 7% resin.
Core Characteristics
Customized, consistency, current and just plain cool. Because Quartz is engineered, you can pick one color that matches with your furniture or overall design goals.
A Class of Its Own
'Engineered stone is less porous, more flexible, and harder than many types of natural stone.[6] Less porous varieties are more resistant to mould and mildew than most natural stone types.[7] Since it has a uniform internal structure, it does not have hidden cracks or flaws that exist in natural stone.'
Most Select Setting
Kitchen countertops and integrated sinks are two of the most popular design features because this stone is so flexibly malleable to fit a unique set-up, but it is that flexibility that points to countless other uniquely selected areas where Quartz creates a sleek look from a recessed draining area to a striking fireplace.
Fun Fact
Environmentalists support the use of recycled materials used in certain Quartz designs including crushed glass, mirrors and the waste quartz leftover from the fabricating process. And yes, all of these exotic mixtures of materials and surface treatments remain stain resistant and easy to clean.
