Calacatta Quartz

Dimension: 126"x63"
Thickness: 1.8CM, 2CM, 3CM
Color: White, Dark Grey, Gray
calacatta gray with dark grey veins quartz is not easily damaged and its strength is higher than that of granite and marble.

Dimension: 126"x63"
Thickness: 1.8CM, 2CM, 3CM
Color: Black, Gold, White
calacatta black with gold veins quartz. this calacatta black quartz with white/gold veins is durable, easy to maintain, more stain-resistant than artificial white stone, and makes a bold statement in any space, such as a kitchen island, bathroom, or other interior room.

Calacatta NT1124 Gray presents a white surface area that contains striking gray veining throughout. Perfect for any modern kitchen design.

A deep black stone slab with white veins throughout that flash like lightning against a starless night sky. This calacatta black quartz with white veins is durable, easy to maintain, stain-resistant than artificial white stone, and makes a bold statement in any space, such as kitchen island, bath, or other interior room, etc.

This black marble-look quartz with majestic white veining; This unique production process makes a changeful width of veins. Which is from natural beyond natural.

Size: 126 “x63″ / 138"x78"（3200×1600/3500*2000mm）
Thickness: 15/18/20/30mm
Widely used in Kitchen countertops, bathroom vanity tops, fireplace surround, shower shall, windowsill, the floor tile, wall tile and so on

Stick to Neutral Colors
One of the hottest trends right now is white kitchens. However, even a bright white room will soon become dated. Beige, off-white, and gray are perennial favorites of shoppers and homeowners. Find a countertop in marble, granite, or quartz that features a less stark base color for a timeless appearance.

Artificial White Vein Calacatta Stone Slab White Quartz NT440

White Quartz Stone Slabs with Veins Quartz Stone Slab Calacatta Quartz Slab NT438
Easy Maintenace
Engineered quartz provides a nonporous and easily cleanable surface that requires no sealant, so it is very sanitary and has a strength of two to four times that of granite. It is rated a seven on the Moh’s Hardness Scale and is resistant to scorching from high temperatures (although not scorch proof) and chemical etching. The nonporous quality of quartz also makes it highly resistant to mold and bacteria contamination.