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Non Toxic Grey Quartz Stone Brushed Finish For Kitchen Countertop Vanity
Grey Quartz Stone
Grey Quartz Stone includes many kinds grey quartz stone colors, such as pure grey quartz stone, glass grey quartz stone, mirror quartz stone, cararra quartz stone, grey silica quartz stone, etc. Pure grey quartz stone is our big advantage, and pure grey quartz stone is very popular all around the world. The color can use for both home decoration and commercial projects.
Specification
| Material | 93% natural quartz and 7% resin |
| Finish | Polished, honed, flamed, bush hammered, brushed, sand blasted, water jet, chiseled, split, tumbled. |
| Size | 3000*1400;3000*1500;3000*1600;3200*1600;3200*1800 |
| Package | wooden Pallet; A-frame; wooden carton; carton,etc. |
| Loading port | Shanshui |
| Usage | Tile, slab, skirting, window sill, stair, block step, kitchen countertop, vanity, column, kerbstone, pavings, cube, mosaics, border, sculpture, tombstone and monument. |
Quartz Stone is an ideal material for Kitchen Countertops, Island Tops, Bar Tops, Vanitytops, Coffee tops, Table tops.
A. high resistant to shock, compression, abrasion, and stains
there are only three natural stone harder than quartz, which are diamond, sapphire, and topaz.
Taking the Mohs Hardness into consideration, the position of quartz is 7 (the diamond is 10),
which means the quartz is more suitable for countertop than natural stone.
B. high durability
our products is not easy to wear out, and can last for decades.
C. no radiation
our products is very environmentally friendly, because it is non-radioactive.
D. maintenance-free
you don not need to use wax, sealant, spray to keep its sheen.
F. available in different colors
we offer you a wide range of colors for your choice, like black, white, red, orange, pink, etc.
G. a wide range of applications
generally used for wall, countertop, cabinet top, window sill, worktop, etc.
