Quartz stones have a noble reputable amongst the various surface covering materials out there.

After the confirmation of the quartz sample product by our client, we went ahead into the large-scale production proper, and we followed our usual production process which usually goes in the following order;

Quartz stone is not recommended for outdoor decoration, Direct Sunlight [UV-rays] can alter the colour of the, quartz surfaces. We do not advise to install our quartz to an outdoor area.

Quartz is more heat resistant than other stone surfaces including most granite, marble and limestone; and is not affected by temperatures lower than 150°C (300°F).

​We advise that any spilled tea, coffee, juice or wine is to be removed as quickly as possible. Some foods have strong acids and colouring properties, if left on the worktop, could leave stubborn marks.

​Quartz is easy to clean. In most cases with soap and water or a mild detergent will keep your classic quartz stone slab looking like new.

Quartz countertops can greatly protect ourselves from the virus. Apart from that, we also need to pay attention to the sanitation of our home. As summer comes, the growth of bacteria will accelerate.

​One of the best ways of remodeling the kitchen is by installing quartz countertops, a highly sought after decor material due to their durability and distinctive styles. When buying quartz countertops, you are likely more focused on choosing the right colors, textures, and patterns.

Have you ever wondered the major differences between quartz and granite. It is usually a bit tricky question to ask, but it does not need to be that way -- that is why we have laid out some key differences below to help inform your decision. Did you know that Quartz and Granite, while they look seemingly similar when they are designed, are actually quite different materials.