Artificial White Quartz Stone with Grey Vein Kitchen Countertops For Estate Projects

Sleek, elegant, and modern are all words that describe the naturally distinguished impression of White And Grey Quartz Countertops. They are popular among homeowners and are as popular as the natural stone series. White And Grey Quartz Countertops as appeared differently from granite, marble countertops are made from crushed quartz, a binding agent, and coloring. A typical MQ Stone Engineered Quartz Slab contains approximately 95% quartz. Quartz slabs are becoming increasingly popular in a wide range of colors and styles. Our White and Grey Vein Quartz Countertops are simple to maintain, long-lasting, and simple to clean.

Artificial White and Grey Quartz Kitchen Countertops that have been coarsely ground have a speckled appearance, whereas quartz that has been finely ground has a smooth appearance. Under intense heat and pressure, color pigments and a polyester resin are fused to the mixture to create the solid quartz slab from which White and Grey Quartz Worktops will be fabricated.

Quartz is virtually indestructible and stain resistant, so you don't have to worry about red wine spills or leaving lemons on the counter as you would with natural stone, and there's no need to reseal it every so often. Non-porous quartz also resists bacteria and is naturally antimicrobial, so you can be confident that you are cleaning them thoroughly and that no mold is hiding in the pores. Real marble countertops require a lot of upkeep and are easily stained. Because real marble countertops are so porous, water spots are unavoidable. Because granite and concrete are porous, they can also stain.

Quartz countertops are durable and as strong as granite countertops. You won't have to consider a replacement for at least a couple of decades.
There is also the issue of upkeep. Unlike marble and granite countertops, which must be sealed, quartz countertops do not require this, saving you money.
Quartz countertops are engineered, so the appearance is consistent and uniform, which you cannot expect from natural stones that are cut into slabs, such as granite or marble.
Aside from the kitchen, quartz works wonders in other areas of the home. Quartz bathroom counters and slabs look great, making it a versatile material.
Not to mention that quartz countertops are stain-resistant, making this an excellent choice.