Quartz surfaces mix ground natural quartz with resin, producing a non-porous slab with perfectly consistent color and pattern. No sealing, no surprises between the sample and the slab, and an enormous range of styles, including convincing marble looks.
We fabricate quartz from Cosentino, Caesarstone, MSI, Hanstone, Viatera, Spectrum and other lines our suppliers carry, so you compare brands side by side instead of being locked into one.
Where it shines
- Non-porous: no sealing, ever
- Consistent color and pattern
- Huge design range, including marble looks
- Excellent stain resistance
Honest trade-offs
- Less heat-tolerant than granite (use trivets)
- Not rated for outdoor UV exposure
- Premium lines can exceed granite pricing
- Best for
- Low-maintenance kitchens, baths, rentals and anyone who wants the sample to match the install exactly.
- Care
- Soap and water. That is the list. Just keep very hot pans on trivets.
Quartz questions
No. Quartz is engineered (ground stone plus resin); quartzite is a natural stone quarried in slabs. Quartz needs no sealing; quartzite is harder and more heat-tolerant. We stock both.
Our supplier network carries Cosentino (Silestone), Caesarstone, MSI, Hanstone, Viatera, Spectrum Quartz and more. We help you compare them at the showroom.
Standard quartz is not warrantied for outdoor UV exposure and can discolor. For outdoor kitchens we recommend granite or quartzite instead.
Compare quartz against the other stones we cut, side by side.