Quartz

Engineered quartz stone (also known as reconstituted or re-composed stone) is manufactured from a mix of quartz aggregate chips, a resin binder (typically an unsaturated polyester), pigments and additives. Quartz are crushed and blended in the ratio of 93 % quartz aggregates to 7% polyester resin and other additives.

Today's quartz countertop style is surprisingly luxurious, with a range of colors and patterns to suit anyone's style. They can mimic fine materials like marble and granite with realistic grain and speckles, making them perfect for adding a touch of elegance to every home. Quartz countertops are versatile, and they can give you the luxury of time to relax and enjoy your home.

The hard, non-porous surface retains its polished lustre and does not need sealing treatment on the surface.  Therefore, Quartz countertops can handle oil, tomato, wine, coffee, juice and many other stainable products. Quartz doesn’t hold viruses or bacteria and it can be cleaned and maintained with normal or soapy water.

Quartz countertops are very hard and durable and are resistant to chipping, etching, and scratches. However, quartz countertops are considered UV unstable, which means that they can discolor in direct sunlight. This surface can also be damaged by heat from, which can be prevented by using trivets and other heat-diffusing objects.