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Quartzite

Quartz

Pros & Cons of quartzite Countertops

  • Distinct veining from solid color to crystalline appearance
  • Highly resistant to heat and stains
  • Very durable, eliminating concern for etching
  • Virtually maintenance free
  • Natural marble look without the marble characteristics
  • Expensive
  • Low Maintenance – requires sealing
  • Limited color choices and patterns

Quartzite may be the most confusing natural stone out there. Natural quartzite requires similar care to most other natural stones. Because of its low porosity and excellent durability, it is one of the more forgiving stones—resisting staining, scratching, heat, and breakage. Natural quartzite countertops are quickly catching up to granite countertops in the industry. Because they have the look of exotic stones but are harder and perform better than granite, natural quartzite is finding favor among designers and homeowners. Harder than granite and quartz, Natural Quartzite countertops will live a long durable life, free of flaws like scratches and etching.