Quartz

Quartz countertops are not only attractive but also resistant to damage. In the production of a kitchen, the countertop is inevitably encountered. This part of the kitchen's interior serves as an aesthetic accent and a functional purpose. Of course, the owners use specific cutting boards when cooking, but the countertops are frequently damaged during use. Therefore, the surface must be not only attractive, fashionable, and well-liked by the occupants but also robust and resistant to mechanical and chemical damage.

What is the difference between marble and granite, and quartz stone?

• Wide colour palette. Due to the potential of adding dyes, quartz agglomerate can be virtually any hue, although natural granite and marble are typically grey with various tints.

• Superior strength In creating artificial stone countertops, quartz chips are bonded with specific polyester resins, increasing their hardness and tensile strength even in contrast to granite and marble.

• Chemical attack-resistant The lack of a porous surface on composite quartz tiles prevents corrosive substances from penetrating the material, which may lead to its destruction.

• Plastic. The inclusion of polyester resins renders quartz agglomeration less brittle and more flexible than raw quartz, granite, and marble.

The price of composite quartz merits special consideration. Natural granite and marble are significantly more expensive than quartz agglomerate, which is another distinguishing characteristic that makes it a famous building and finishing material, in demand not only among experts but also by people who have opted to perform house repairs.