Question 1

Quartz Worktops: why is it a good material for kitchen worktops?

Accepted Answer

The kitchen isn't just a place to cook delicious meals, but it is also a space where the entire family comes together to share time with each other. Therefore, it is important to get your kitchen comfortably designed and adequately equipped. Build your kitchen with quartz.

Question 2

Why is quartz a good material to make a kitchen worktop with?

Accepted Answer

Its tensile strength makes it one of the most popular engineered stones. durable, resilient, and enduring in nature. Quartz worktops are completely resistant to scratches and stains. Requires low-maintenance and can be used for both large and small-scale projects. natural anti-bacterial properties.

Question 3

what are some of quartz's unique features when it comes to kitchen worktops?

Accepted Answer

Countertops, worktops, and splashbacks made of quartz are both exotic and beautiful. quartz is nearly indestructible. durability and hardness. quartz shows high resistance to common kitchen acids. it is quite easy to take care of and maintain quartz worktops.

Question 4

How does warranty work when it comes to Quartz Worktops?

Accepted Answer

the warranty period for quartz worktops vary from 2-year or 25-year to lifetime. Specific warranties are even transferable. some firms may not offer residence cover if the original purchaser is not occupying the house. consult your supplier about the warranty period they offer and confirm whether it will be valid if you no longer live in the house as an owner.

Question 5

What can we say about quartz worktops' prices?

Accepted Answer

everyone can buy quartz worktops. The modest size of quartz measuring around would cost between PS1500 and PS3500, depending on the brand, colour and thickness of the chosen quartz design. The price of quartz worktop increases as per its colour, finish and availability. Off-season and festive time are best for buying quartz worktops. Some stores even offer bonuses or exclusive perks to customers on lucrative shopping deals.

Question 6

What's the average life of worktops?

Accepted Answer

Quartz surfaces are designed to last for a lifetime, as they need little maintenance compared to granite and marble. quartz worktops don't require sealing or resealing every year.

Question 7

How can we maintain our quartz worktops in top shape?

Accepted Answer

Quartz worktops require minimal cleaning for keeping them sanitary and functioning well at the highest potential. the material doesn't absorb any stains due to spills. it's essential to wipe off the spills instantly before they dry out. For cleaning, simply apply the soap mixture and cleaning agent, leave the cleaning agent on the affected area for two minutes and, finally, remover it with a non-scratch pad. After removing the household cleaner, you need a damp cloth for eliminating any residue and then let the surface air dry or buff dry.

Question 8

What are the most selling quartz worktopss brands in the whole of the United Kingdom?

Accepted Answer

Silestone: It is the largest company of quartz, offering strength and longevity. Compac Quartz: It is the second largest manufacturer of quartz alongside Caesarstone, counting with 6 production lines for quartz and several others for engineered marble. Caesarstone: It is a publicly traded quartz brand that's known to create designs, which are sharp yet elegant. Cambria: This American company is a newcomer in the industry, as it launched in 2000.

Question 9

What's the difference between quartz and granite?

Accepted Answer

Granite is a natural stone that's quarried from earth's crust and then cut into slabs, polished and further fabricated into stylish worktops. On the other hand, quartz countertops are man-made and engineered products that consist of natural quartz, along with other minerals. The major advantage that granite has over quartz is that each granite slab boasts different patterns. This means that your granite countertop will be unique. But the quartz countertops are engineered products and more uniform to look at. While quartz is available in many colours and patterns, it does not resemble granite at all. Granite is a porous stone that needs sealing upon installation and the sealing period varies on an ongoing basis. But granite slabs do inherent certain flaws, which make them vulnerable and prone to chipping and cracking. On the other hand, quartz worktops are non-porous and don't require sealing, thanks to the use of resins during its fabrication process.

Question 10

Is it recommened to put hot cooking pots on quartz countertops?

Accepted Answer

No, you cannot put a hot pan or hot pot directly on quartz countertops. Although quartz worktops are durable and also heat-resistant, it's not recommended to put hot pots or pans on its surface, as it could damage the material. The quartz surfaces are made from around 93% natural quartz and 7% of resin and coloured pigments. The resin can withstand only 150 degrees temperature. If the hot objects are too hot, quartz is likely to crack up or get discoloured over time. you need to always use a trivet or hot pads to place hot items on quartz countertops. This way you will be able to protect its surface from heat damage and maintain its colour and lustre for several years.

Quartz Worktops for Kitchens, Bathroom & Flooring

CRL Siena Honed

CRL Lugano

CRL Calacatta Dorado

CRL Firenze

CRL Messina

Quartzforms Ocean Reef

Quartzforms Ocean Lagoon

Quartzforms Ocean Arctic

Quartzforms Ocean Midnight

Quartzforms Garrigue

Quartzforms Magnolia

Quartzforms Betulla

Quartzforms Sughero

Quartzforms Tempel

Quartzforms Halley

Quartzforms Honey Galaxy

Quartzforms Interstellar Cloud

Quartzforms Fossil Nacre

Cimstone Calacatta Nuvo

Cimstone Calacatta Magnificio