Introducing our latest innovation - Quartz Engineered Stone Countertops. Made from a blend of natural quartz and resin, our countertops offer superior durability and hygiene. With a non-porous surface, they are stain and bacteria-resistant, making them perfect for any kitchen or bathroom. Upgrade your space with Quartz Engineered Stone Countertops today.

 

Feature	Details
Product	Quartz Engineered Stone Countertops
White engineered quartz stone kitchen countertop Size:	96"x26", 108''x26'';
Island size	72"x36",78"x36",83"x42",98"x39". Width for back splashes:2'',4'',6'', according to your requirement;
Vanity top Size	661x610mm(26"x24"),813x610mm(32"x24"); 915x610mm(36"x24"),1067x610mm(42"x24"), 1220x610mm(48''x24''),1423x610mm(56''x24''), 1677x610mm(66''x24''),1830x610mm(72"x24"),  2110x610mm(83"x24"),2438x610mm(96"x24")etc.
Big Slab Size	3200*1600mm and 2800*1400mm, Thickness:15mm,18mm,20mm,30mm
Raw Material	93% Natural Quartz Powder +7% Resin
Slab Size	3200*1600mm/2800*1400/Customized Size
Thickness	18mm/20mm/30mm
Finished	Polished
Technical Data	Density:2.36~2.40 g/cm³
Water Absorption	0.01~0.02 %
Mohs' Hardness	6~7 Mohs
Resistance to Deep Abrasion	5×10-2 g/cm²
Resistance to Acids	YES
Resistance to Alkalis	YES
Advantage	Non-porus
Slabs Packing	1) All surface covered by PET film 2) With polished face to face and surrounded by foam105 slabs of 20mm per 20ft container70 slabs of 30mm per 20ft container
Application	Home application：Countertop, Vanity top, Wall, Table, etc.Commercial application：Reception counter, Windowsill, work counter for the fast food, table for the bar, floor, steps etc.

 

Quartz Engineered Stone Countertops: Advantages & Disadvantages

Quartz engineered stone is known for its durability, hardness, and aesthetic appeal. Below are the key benefits and drawbacks of using quartz stone for countertops.

Advantages of Quartz Engineered Stone Countertops

1. Surface Scratch Resistance

• Quartz is the second hardest natural material, next to diamond.
• With 95% quartz content, its surface hardness reaches 7.5 on the Mohs scale.
• The high hardness ensures resistance to scratches, even from metal objects.

2. Strong Stain Resistance

• Quartz stone has a high-density structure, making it resistant to strong acids and alkalis.
• Liquids and stains do not penetrate the surface, preventing discoloration.
• Dirt or residue can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth, cleaning solution, or a blade if necessary.

3. No Yellowing or Discoloration

• The polished surface resists scratches from knives and shovels.
• Liquids do not penetrate, preventing yellowing and discoloration.
• Even after long-term use, the surface remains as bright as new, requiring minimal maintenance.

4. Flame Retardant & High Temperature Resistant

• Quartz crystal is a natural refractory material and will not burn upon contact with high temperatures.
• Its heat resistance surpasses that of artificial stone and other countertop materials.

5. Non-Toxic & Non-Radiative

• The smooth, dense, and non-porous surface prevents bacterial growth.
• Safe for direct food contact, making it a hygienic and non-toxic choice.

Disadvantages of Quartz Engineered Stone Countertops

1. Limited Color Options – Quartz stone comes in a single color, which may not suit all design preferences.

2. Difficult Processing – The high hardness makes quartz challenging to cut and shape, increasing labor costs.

3. Color Inconsistencies – Some quartz stones have noticeable color variations, affecting aesthetic uniformity.

4. High Cost – Premium and imported quartz stones are more expensive than slate and other materials, making them less affordable for budget-conscious households.

5. Difficult Repairs – If damaged by strong external force, quartz stone is hard to restore to its original condition.