What is Quartz Surface?

Quartz surfaces are made of mostly natural quartz with a small amount of colorant and resin for binding.

They are an exceptionally durable composite material made by vacuum high pressure molding.

In modern high-end interior design especially in kitchens, countertops, and islands, quartz surfaces are favored for its Scratch-resistant, stain-resistant, heat-resistant, and has a texture similar to natural marble. which are widely used due to its characteristics.

Advantages of Quartz Surfaces

1｜High Hardness
Quartz surface has a hardness comparable to natural granite, making it ideal for high-use kitchen countertops and resistant to scratches from knives and daily use.

2｜Stain-Resistant & Non-Porous
Its extremely low porosity prevents water absorption, staining, and mold growth. Coffee, red wine, and oil stains are less likely to penetrate the surface.

3｜Heat Resistant (with precautions)

Quartz surface can withstand short-term heat exposure; however, using a heat pad is recommended to prevent thermal stress on the resin layer.

4｜Consistent Patterning
Compared to natural stone, quartz stone offers more uniform and continuous veining, ensuring a stable and consistent appearance.

5｜Edge Profiling & Custom Fabrication
Supports various edge profiles such as bevel, chamfer, and straight edges, with high stability and reduced risk of chipping.

Where Can Quartz Surfaces be Applied?

• Kitchen countertops and kitchen islands
• Dining tables and worktops
• Washbasins and bathroom countertops
• Counters in commercial spaces
• hHigh-wear, high-traffic work surfaces