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Marble looking Quartz is engineered from a blend of ground quartz, polyester resin, pigments and other decorative elements like recycled glass or metallic flakes. It beautifully mimics natural stone for traditional decor, but is available in a wide range of colors and finishes, such as polished, honed to suit any taste and style. Quartz is a man-made stone. Marble looking quartz(Silver travertine quartz) countertops that looks like marble exquisite patterns and colors, superior quality, hardness, resistance, and ease of maintenance. Quartz is also easy to work with and mold it into various designs, like a curved countertop or any other seemingly difficult requests.
Water permeability and stain resistance complements the beauty of quartz stone.

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Do you love the look of marble countertops? Consider quartz that looks like marble for a maintenance free and affordable marble alternative. We certainly do! It is classic, timeless and stunning. However, We don’t love the idea of a high maintenance countertop in the workhorse of the home, the kitchen.
Quartz is specifically engineered to have great flexural strength, be non-absorbent and heat resistant.
Countertops made from engineered stone began to develop popularity beginning during the late 1990s, and they are generally categorized under the label "quartz," even though they are by no means made of solid quartz slabs. More properly, this material should be termed "engineered stone," although they are widely known simply as quartz countertops.
So-called quartz countertops are actually made of a blend of pulverized natural stone (marble, granite, quartz) and sometimes industrial waste (ceramic tile, glass, mirrors, etc.). About 90% of the material consists of this blended mineral content, which may or may not contain a significant amount of actual mineral quartz. The other 10% of the material is various polymers and binders. The blended material is heated and shaped into large sheets, allowed to cool and harden, then cut into various shapes for use as a building material. While the material does not look exactly like the real thing, the presence of a large amount of mineral content gives quartz countertops a look very similar to real stone.
Quartz countertops can be very good at mimicking granite, but the veining pattern of natural marble has been more difficult to duplicate. Gradually, though, engineered stone/ quartz countertops has become increasingly good at mimicking the look of real marble. Here are four good products that can substitute for real white marble.

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Quartz Countertops and vanities or another projects’ packing depends on the size and quartz project details.

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