ISO9001 Quartz Counter Top 3200x1600mm Indoor Decoration

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Quartz is a form of engineered stone, and they are made from ground-up natural quartz particles that are bound together with plastic resins.

It was very durable and long lasting.

Quartz Countertops Are Green
Fiberboard as a building material is much maligned, but you can say this about it: No tree was ever cut down for the express purpose of making fiberboard. The same holds true of engineered stone countertops. The 90 percent of stone-like materials that form the base of quartz countertops are all waste by-products of other quarrying or manufacturing processes. No natural stone is quarried solely for use in quartz countertops.

Even the resins that comprise the remaining 10 percent of a quartz countertop have become more natural and less synthetic. Breton's trademarked term for this ingredient is "Biolenic Resins," referring to a combination of artificial and organic resins, the latter derived from non-food vegetable oils.

You Often Walk on Quartz
Homeowners think of quartz in terms of kitchen or bathroom counters. But the majority of quartz is slabbed out in massive sizes for things like shopping malls, airports, and Prada floors. No doubt you have walked on quartz countertop material and not even known it.

Quartz has come full circle because the very first material that inventor Marcello Toncelli developed were hand-poured mini slabs of about 12 x 20 inches, cut down and used for floor tiles. Countertop applications did not come until years later. Indeed, even in the mid-1970s, slabs only measured about 50 inches long—hardly a size one could call countertop-worthy.