Quartz Countertop
A Common Mineral With Exceptional Potential
Quartz countertop has increased in popularity due to their resilience and beautiful designs. It’s a manufactured stone that comes in a wide array of colors and patterns, which create all kinds of opportunities for executing an original look in your space.
Quartz Countertop
Quartz is one of the most commonly found and hardest mineral on earth. Over the years, it gained recognition for its durability and resistance to weathering and chemical damage. Quartz countertop is engineered stone. It’s made from natural minerals and combined with a super-strong resin. It can be manufactured in many sizes and cut to a desired thickness.
Because quartz countertop material is man-made unlike natural stone, it can sometimes have a uniform appearance and pattern. It all depends on your taste, but many like this look in their bathroom vanities or kitchen countertops.
It is nearly completely non-porous. This means it absorbs very little water over time and greatly reduces the risk of freezing and cracking. It does not chip or crack easily. It also comes in a wide range of colors. You can select earthy tones that are more traditional or take a step in an adventurous direction and go with brighter colors. Quartz is a versatile option that still offers durability and low maintenance care.
At Coffey Tile & Marble, we install quartz or supply it for you. Set an appointment to come visit our showroom and explore your options in quartz countertops. We’re excited to meet you and start executing the vision for your project.
Quartz Slab: How It’s Made
A quartz countertop is man-made engineered stone formed by mixing at least 90% crushed quartz, granite, marble, and natural store or recycled product such as ceramic, silica, and glass. With 10% resin, pigments, or polymers. All of this comes together to form an extremely hard, granite-like surface.
The actual quartz slab for your countertop is cut to your required measurements before being polished and cleaned for the final installation. The team at Coffey Tile & Marble can install your countertop slab or we can supply a quartz slab wholesale for your interior designer and contractor. Either way, the end goal is the same. We want to be part of creating the ideal experience for your dream space.
