Quartzite is one of the most exquisite stone types available for your kitchen countertops. Quartzite is known for its hardness and durability. Its exceptional resilience, hardness, and distinctive patterns are all due to the quartz grains that make up the majority of it.
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Thanks to their hardness and durability, you can use quartzite slabs in high-traffic areas. Quartzite is a decorative stone and can be used to cover:
We can list the factors affecting quartzite slab cost as follows:
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There are various elements that affect the cost of quartzite slabs. From size to thickness, patterns to colors, quartzite types to quality, number of slabs to other expenses, like corner and edge treatments and installation. Accordingly, calculating the overall cost of quartzite slabs that you want to have for your design requires the determination of each of these variables. You can reach us out for more information about the cost of quartzite slabs by providing your expectations about the product.
Quartzite has an essential place in both exterior and interior design. The stone is used for exterior cladding, garden pathways, swimming pools, patios, balconies, back and front yards, and so on. When it comes to interior design, quartzite applications vary. Some of them are kitchen countertops, flooring, stair steps, roofing tiles, cover walls, vanity tops, backsplashes, fireplaces, etc.
Often being confused with each other, there is actually a significant difference between quartz and quartzite. Quartzite is a natural stone that occurs when sandstone experiences heat and high pressure. Quartz, on the other hand, is a manufactured stone produced by using natural quartz minerals, resin, and pigments. As a natural stone, quartzite has a porous surface that requires regular sealing to preserve the beauty and durability of the stone, while quartz does not need any sealing routine to be maintained thanks to its non-porous surface.
