FAQs

Quartz is a manufactured countertop material created by combining crushed quartz with resin, which results in a nonporous surface that requires minimal maintenance. Quartzite is a natural stone extracted through quarrying. While it offers excellent durability and resistance to heat, it typically requires periodic sealing to protect against staining.

Soapstone is a natural stone countertop material composed primarily of talc. It provides a nonporous surface that resists both heat and stains, though it has a softer composition compared to granite or quartzite, which makes it more susceptible to scratching.

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Quartz is a man-made or engineered stone.  A synthetic material that’s made in a factory out of stone chips, resins, and pigments.  Quartzite is a natural metamorphic rock that originated as sandstone.

It is a non-porous, highly heat-resistant, and chemically non-reactive stone.

No, you should not put hot pots directly on your stone countertops because extreme heat can damage the surface, weaken protective sealants, or cause cracks. 

Wash your stone countertops daily using warm water, a mild dish soap, and a soft microfiber cloth, avoiding harsh chemicals or acidic cleaners.  Use cutting boards, trivets, and hot pads, and pick up heavy metal pans or appliances instead of dragging them across the counter.