About Quartz
Quartz is a reliable man made, durable, stain resistant, non porous material to use in the kitchen or bath. Quartz countertops are frequently used and misused. Liquids are constantly spilled on the surface and sharp objects are often dropped; however, this material remains resistant to all forms of damage. Quartz is a common mineral found in the Earth's crust. Man made quartz comes in a wide range of colors and patterns. Some clear quartz is treated with heat to produce its vivid colors.
Many companies combine quartz with one materials like limestone, glass, marble, etc. One countertop can have dozens of different crushed up materials that are natural or synthetic. Quartz countertops are formed by combining 90% ground quartz with 8-10 % resin, polymers, and pigments.
Engineered quartz comes in many colors and designs, based on the customers' preferences. Quartz is strong hard to scratch material. It is nonporous, meaning that moisture cannot seep inside and create stains. There are no risks of rotting or water damage either. Any liquid, from coffee to grease, can hit the surface and be wiped clean off. The counter is easy to clean, so it does not support the growth of bacteria or viruses. Quartz is one of the most popular materials used in kitchen and bathroom counters. It has man made durable stain resistant non porous qualities, which makes your counter last for decades with minimal maintenance.
Some key points (key points) to remember:
- Quartz is durable and heat resistant.
- Quartz is a non porous material.
- Quartz requires no maintance.