Engineered Quartz Vanity Tops

As an industry expert, invest in the durability and elegance of Engineered Quartz Vanity Tops. These tops are made from 95% natural quartz, providing superior strength and heat-resistant properties. Enjoy low maintenance and long-lasting beauty with these high-quality vanity tops.

Ji Yuan Stone is a professional quartz slab supplier and fabricator, concentrating on R&D, production, and marketing of quartz surfaces. With the latest manufacturing system, we provide not only innovative, quality, and environmentally-friendly products, but also hundreds of personalized designs and styles to satisfy our clients. Nowadays, our products are supplied to more than 60 countries and areas around the world.

 

Feature	Details
Material	White quartz
Color	White
Origin	China
Size	customerized sizes
Finish available	Polished, honed, leather, brushed, sand blasted, water-jet, etc.
MOQ	Any trail order is welcomed
Sample	Free samples are available
Thickness	Tolerance +/- 1mm
Quality control	100 percent inspection and a detail inspection report for approval before loading
Package	Strong seaworthy fumigated wooden bundle. 13 to 15 pieces per bundle
Port	Xiamen, China
Lead time	7 to 10 days after deposit is received ( Based on one container quantity)
Payment	T/T, L/C, PayPal, Western Union, Trade Assurance

 

Daily Maintenance of Artificial Engineered Quartz Vanity Tops

Engineered quartz vanity tops are durable and easy to maintain, but certain careless actions can lead to damage over time. Proper cleaning and protection are essential for preserving their appearance and longevity. Under normal circumstances, simply using soap and water or a mild detergent is enough to keep a white engineered stone vanity top looking clean and beautiful.

To prevent damage, follow these key maintenance tips:

Important Maintenance Guidelines

1. Heat Protection

• Although quartz vanity tops are generally resistant to heat, avoid direct or prolonged exposure to high temperatures.
• Do not place hot cookware directly on the surface.
• Use heat-resistant pads or potholders to protect against thermal damage.

2. Preventing Physical Damage

• Do not hit the countertop with heavy or sharp objects, especially around weaker areas like the sink or stove.
• Avoid standing, stepping, or applying excessive weight on the surface.

3. Removing Stubborn Stains

• For sticky substances like rubber, nail polish, or paint, gently scrape them off using a knife if necessary.
• Be cautious while scraping to avoid scratching the surface.

4. Avoid Harsh Chemicals

• If the countertop comes into contact with non-neutral detergents or chemical solvents, rinse it immediately with clean water.
• Avoid using strong acids, alkalis, or abrasive cleaners that may cause surface damage.

5. Protecting the Surface Gloss

• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, as it can dull the surface over time.

6. Proper Installation Care

• After professional installation, do not attempt to disassemble, reassemble, or step on the countertop, as this may lead to cracks or breakage.