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Quartzite is a naturally occurring stone, while quartz worktops are man-made using crushed stone and resin. Quartzite is more durable and heat-resistant compared to quartz, making it a great option for kitchen worktops.

Yes, quartzite is an excellent choice for kitchen worktops. It is one of the most durable natural stones, resistant to scratches, heat, and stains when properly sealed. Quartzite also offers a stunning, natural appearance similar to marble, but without the high maintenance requirements.

To maintain quartzite worktops, clean them regularly with a mild detergent and water. It’s important to reseal the surface every 1–2 years to protect it from stains and etching. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners to prevent damage.

The price of quartzite worktops varies based on the specific stone, colour, and installation complexity. Which is comparable to high-end granite worktops. Exotic varieties may cost more.

Both quartzite and granite worktops are highly durable, but quartzite is slightly harder, making it more resistant to scratches. Granite comes in a broader range of colours, while quartzite typically offers lighter shades. Both are heat resistant, but quartzite can sometimes be more porous, requiring regular sealing.

Quartzite is naturally resistant to stains, but like all natural stones, it should be sealed to enhance its resistance. If properly sealed, quartzite worktops are highly stain-resistant, but spills should still be wiped up promptly to prevent any absorption.

Quartzite countertop installation should be done by professionals due to the stone’s weight and density. A precise measurement, cutting, and sealing process is required to ensure a perfect fit. Granite Mart offers expert installation services to ensure your quartzite countertop is properly fitted and secured.

Generally, quartzite worktops are slightly more expensive than granite, especially when choosing rarer or exotic quartzite varieties. Both stones are in the high-end range, but prices can vary based on the specific type, finish, and location of installation.

Quartzite comes in a range of natural colours, including white quartzite, grey, beige, and light blue hues. It often features beautiful veining similar to marble, making it a popular choice for those seeking a luxurious, natural stone look.

Yes, quartzite worktops are highly heat-resistant, making them ideal for kitchens. You can place hot pots and pans directly on the surface without damaging it. However, it’s still recommended to use trivets or hot pads to preserve the stone’s finish.
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