"All Quartz are Created Equally"

Quartz is the fastest growing countertop product in the world.  Thanks to new technology, it is now affordable to everyone.  The second largest quartz manufacturer in the world (A public company) recenty released information that low-cost providers now have the technical capability to manufacture and produce similar products that will all but eliminate the competitive advantage of the brand name.  This means regardless of the quartz you purchase, price should be your main consideration.  

Let us explain:

Quartz slabs for countertops are made throughout the world in more than 20 countries and by hundreds of companies.  All of these companies use the same two patented machines to produce quartz slabs.  This patented technology allows for combining 93% crushed stone (quartz, granite, feldspar) and other materials with 7% polymers and resins to form quartz slabs.  This molecular bond between the quartz and the polymers is unmatched by nature.  

This is why quartz countertops are twice as hard as granite and have no visible cracks or fissures, plus produce near-invisible seams when fabriated. 

This technology also means quartz is less porous, more flexible, and rivals even some of the hardest materials in nature.  Only diamonds, topaz and sapphire rate harder than quartz.  Quartz also has the unique ability to add materials such as glass, mirrors, metals and other minerals to enhance its beauty and luster.  

Another advantage that Quartz has over other countertop materials is that it’s enhanced with anti-microbial compounds that makes Quartz highly resistant to bacterial growth.

Quartz will continue to increase in popularity throughout the world as prices come down and more consumers realize the benefits.  Which leaves you with just one question…