Quartzite Countertops in Solon, OH
Quartzite Countertops Colors
Quartzite, a product of nature, showcases inherent variations in both its colors and veining. The provided images serve as a source of inspiration for your project; however, we wholeheartedly invite you to visit our establishment for a more comprehensive, tactile appreciation of the diverse color options and their unique characteristics.
Alpine Valley - Leather
Bellangen Blue
Brazil Calacatta
Calcatta
Cinza Da Vinci
Crystallize - Leather
Elbrus
Infinity - Leather
Moab (discontinued)
Pegasus
Platino Dark
Realeza
Supreme
Taj Mahal
Vibrant
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Quartzite CARE & MAINTENANCE
Quartzite, a captivating natural stone, stands out for its remarkable blend of beauty and durability. Formed from sandstone and naturally infused with quartz crystals, it boasts a stunning array of colors, intricate veining, and a radiant luster. Renowned for its strength and resistance to both heat and scratches, quartzite has become a popular choice for countertops and various interior applications, offering a touch of elegance and longevity.
Quartzite countertops can endure the rigors of daily life while retaining their aesthetic appeal.
To ensure your quartzite surfaces maintain their allure, here are five essential care and maintenance tips:
- Regular Sealing: While quartzite is less porous than some other natural stones, it's still prudent to apply a high-quality sealer upon installation to prevent staining.
- Gentle Cleaning: Clean daily with a pH-neutral, non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers that can harm the surface.
- Heat Protection: Though heat-resistant, it's advisable to use trivets or hot pads under hot cookware to prevent potential discoloration.
- Avoid Sharp Objects: Refrain from using quartzite countertops as cutting boards. Use cutting boards to prevent scratches and damage to the surface.
- Prompt Stain Removal: Swiftly address spills, particularly those of acidic nature, to avoid staining or etching. A mixture of water and mild dish soap can help with stain removal while preserving the stone's integrity.