When installing new countertops, engineered stone can often provide more dramatic looks than natural stone. Various materials can be added to the quartz and resin mixture during manufacturing such as different types of stone or crushed glass, creating unique design effects.Whether you choose honed or polished quartz, your countertop surface will ultimately add to, or take away from, the overall aesthetic and vibe of each room.

Quartz countertop  is no need for a sealant or protective wax coating. Consequently, they require less maintenance when compared to natural stone countertops. On the other hand, quartz is highly resistant to staining. It has a sleek and non-porous surface that doesn’t absorb liquids. Granite is not as prone to staining as some other stones, but it also not as highly resistant as quartz.

Engineered Quartz allows for a variety of edging options, and unlike granite, it can be used on sizable vertical surfaces without the visible seams that are evident with natural stone.Extremely durable and strong, this material will make even a small bathroom look awesome. Also called engineered stone, quartz is built to last. Choosing such an option means you will have tops to boast about for decades to come.

About the Quality

1. Thickness: Quality allowed +-0.5mm. In production, we will measure the thickness three times to make sure it is qualified.
2. Size: We will make the slab 20mm longer and wider to make up the lack of corner problem that possiblely happen.
3. Production line QC will inspect the slab surface meter by meter to make sure the there are no bubble and other quality problem.
4. General QC will inspect the quality again, to make sure the whole quality is good.
5. We supply two years's quality warranty, if you found any quality problem within two years after you received the slabs, you can contact with our saler.

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