Modern Dining Table With Quartz Top

Quartz is the most abundant mineral on Earth and one of the hardest. Quartz is a naturally glossy stone, and the high quartz percentage means it keeps that feature. When used as a kitchen countertop material, there are several unique advantages that engineered stone offers. Quartz stone countertops are a beautiful, high-functioning feature that will make your kitchen more livable as well as add timeless appeal and value to your home.

Part of the popularity of quartz is due to its ease of care. The strength of quartz makes it naturally resistant to abrasion, scratches, dents and even acids without the need for sealants. Engineered stone countertops are heat resistant.  engineered stone is not affected by temperatures below 300 °F (150 °C).  We recommend never placing hot pots and pans directly on the surface.  While quartz countertops are heat resistant, avoid exposing them to extreme heat. You can  use a potholder when putting a hot pan or baking dish on the counter.

Natural stone absorbs liquids unless it is regularly sealed. Quartz is non-porous, an white Quartz countertop is not only impervious to bacteria and germs, it is also unlikely to be stained by oil, tomatoes, coffee,wine, or any other common kitchen items.  Essentially, the impermeability of the quartz countertop makes it easier to keep clean and encourages more sanitary conditions in your kitchen or bathroom. You also don’t have to stress about immediately cleaning up spills since the countertops won’t be permeated by any liquids or foods.

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