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Reputation: This material has gained prestige from its clients for over 50 years in the industry. In its overall aspect, in terms of hardness and design, it has proven its claim from various cultures and usage.
Aesthetics: Quartz is known for its luxurious and flawless luster. When used as a home accent and design, it definitely adds prestige and value to your home. Its physical appearance is close to perfection as a naturally made stone.
Tough and Durable: These countertops exhibits a strong construction synthetically produced in plants. What makes it hard? It is composed of around 70 to 90 percent pulverized minerals and 10 to 30 percent cement-based resin binders. Consequently, it is also called engineered or compound stones due to the process of making it.
No More Sealing and Maintenance-free: These countertops contain resin binders which makes it more non-porous and scratch proof than granite countertops. Thus, you will no longer apply sealant coatings to make it non-porous and lesser cleanings for these countertops.
Adds Economic Value: Like other minerals, quartz countertops increase the value of your home for resale.
Sanitary: In terms of sanitary functions, these countertops are more non-porous than marble, concrete, and granite types. Consequently, it provides a higher resistance for molds, viruses, and bacteria to grow inside quartz.
Variety: There are more options for design and color for this mineral compared to granite. Moreover, you will find lesser imperfections for quartz countertop as it is synthetically produced, thus, reducing your waste as well. Prices: The price varies for different brands and several factors influence it. Some of these factors include the complexity of the design, slab size, delivery, and other relevant charges.
Warranties: The after-sale service for each brand also differs and it reflects the confidence of the brand. Likewise, there is distinctiveness in the warranty duration and terms of transferring warranty services.
Slab sizes: The seams on quartz slabs can be noticeable which needs fixing so it won’t be much visible. Using two smaller slabs will have a more noticeable seam, so better if you will use a bigger slab to cover larger areas. It will also allow you to save some money for it.
Designs and patterns: Each brand has a distinct design, edge, and pattern. Choosing which brand, greatly depends on your preference.
Orange Quartz Countertop: You can achieve this look by using a Silestone Orange Cool color. The countertop has a soft square lustrous finish using a ¾” thick quartz slab.
Waterfall Quartz Countertop: This design has been commonly used in a contemporary kitchen. It uses a hallmark edge running from the top down to the kitchen floor. You can use a Miami White Silestone for this one.
Elegant White Caesarstone Countertop: When you great quality and performance, nothing beats the 3-inch Caesarstone White quartz countertop. It provides a luxurious and contemporary look in your kitchen.
Black Quartz Countertop: If you want a dramatic aura in your kitchen and bathroom, then a smooth or veined black quartz is a great option. You can use a Black Lacquer Design for this look..
You can install thinner quartz slabs on the sides of your cabinetry or on the kitchen wall.
You can replace your existing tile floors with a quartz tile to complement the countertop.
You can also play along with your tile backsplash as it covers a smaller area compared to the kitchen wall. You can smooth, grained, or veined quartz design that will suit your kitchen.
You can use quartz material for the overhang of your island or peninsula countertop. The standard overhang you can have is around 1 to 1.5 inches. If you plan to make that overhang a permanent table, then you need to install a brace or frame at the edge to have extra support on the weight.
Quartz is a good option for your built-in sink in the kitchen. It has better non-porous ability compared to granite and marble.
This is a good mineral stone for your vanity tops and bathroom sink.
It comes in more designs and color options compared to granite.
You have a more uniform color and design as it is synthetically produced.
They have better sanitary features because of its non-porous ability.
A black quartz countertop can be in various textures such as smooth, matte, shiny, solid, or veined. There are more options to choose from quartz black slabs compared to other mineral stones.
In general, this color provides a mystique and classical look to your kitchen or bathroom. Here are some of our insights for your black quartz countertops.
You can use black quartz for your wall hung to give that spacious look. Moreover, with dim light, this slab can sparkle to give you a little bright light in the dark.
If you will be having a farmhouse kitchen design, then black quartz for your countertop with a few veins of white marble is a perfect fit. Likewise, the black color will complement the wood color of your farmhouse design.
Meanwhile, if you have a large kitchen island, then that becomes a center of attraction. Choosing a solid black color will give a seamless look for the modern kitchen. In contrast, you can also choose black color with white specks to have some visual distractors on the surface.
Best for a contemporary atmosphere
Clean look
Has high non-porous abilities
Can complement various colors and even black color
For spilled liquids, place a few drops of diluted vinegar solution on a microfiber. Then wipe it over the countertop surface.
Always use a non-abrasive cloth in cleaning quartz countertops.
You can use a clean paper towel to wipe dry the surface.
Never use bleach or tarnish to clean quartz countertop.
Always a heat resistant pad when placing hot pans on these countertops.
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