The look of natural Patagonia quartzite — a cool gray ground, drifting white and cream clouds, dark charcoal veins and warm gold flecks — now available as a consistent, hard-wearing engineered quartz surface.
High Quality Grey Vein Calacatta Quartz Stone is hard, dense, nonporous, nonabrasive, and nonreactive to acids—attributes that make it perfect for use as countertops, backsplashes, walls, and even floors. And it’s not recommended for use outside because the resins aren’t UV stable. In terms of heat resistance, the material is reportedly not affected by temperatures lower than 300 degrees Fahrenheit
Engineered quartz is hard, dense, nonporous, nonabrasive, and nonreactive to acids—attributes that make it perfect for use as countertops, backsplashes, walls, and even floors. And it’s not recommended for use outside because the resins aren’t UV stable. In terms of heat resistance, the material is reportedly not affected by temperatures lower than 300 degrees Fahrenheit.
The look of natural Patagonia quartzite — a cool gray ground, drifting white and cream clouds, dark charcoal veins and warm gold flecks — now available as a consistent, hard-wearing engineered quartz surface.
High Quality Grey Vein Calacatta Quartz Stone is hard, dense, nonporous, nonabrasive, and nonreactive to acids—attributes that make it perfect for use as countertops, backsplashes, walls, and even floors. And it’s not recommended for use outside because the resins aren’t UV stable. In terms of heat resistance, the material is reportedly not affected by temperatures lower than 300 degrees Fahrenheit
Engineered quartz is hard, dense, nonporous, nonabrasive, and nonreactive to acids—attributes that make it perfect for use as countertops, backsplashes, walls, and even floors. And it’s not recommended for use outside because the resins aren’t UV stable. In terms of heat resistance, the material is reportedly not affected by temperatures lower than 300 degrees Fahrenheit.
