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Welcome to the world of quartz surfaces - and the luxurious quartz PMC1622. This exquisite collection from PANMIN boasts dynamic and flowing veins of Calacatta white quartz, combined with grey and black for a truly unique aesthetic. With its natural beauty, long-lasting durability, and comfortable affordability, the quartz PMC1622 is an ideal choice for any home or business space.
When choosing a countertop surface material, there’s no doubt that quartz is at the top of the list. Quartz surfaces are renowned for their resilience, strength and beauty - but what makes quartz PMC1622 extra special? Let’s take a look at some of its standout features:
Strength & Durability:
Quartz surfaces are incredibly resilient-more so than granite or marble-meaning you won’t have to worry about scratches or stains deteriorating your countertop over time. The quartz PMC1622 has been specifically engineered to be especially strong and durable; it stands up well against both heat and bacteria, making it ideal if you’re looking for a hardwearing surface material in your kitchen or bathroom.
Beauty & Elegance:
The beautiful veins of Calacatta white quartz provide a glamorous backdrop for your home décor; subtle hints of grey and black add definition to create an exquisite look that will never go out of fashion. Whether you prefer modern minimalism or timeless classic style, this stunning surface material will fit right into your design scheme. It would also look great as part of an indoor area when used as flooring!
Easy Maintenance:
This quartz PMC1622 from PANMIN is incredibly easy to maintain; simply wipe it down on a regular basis with warm water and soap (or another non-abrasive cleaner) to keep it looking brand new. As it is non-porous, spills can be quickly cleared away without fear of staining- perfect if you have kids running around! Plus, since this surface material doesn’t require sealing like granite or marble, cleaning couldn’t be simpler.
Affordability:
Not only is quartz PMC1622 elegant enough to grace even the most luxurious homes-but it also comes with an attractive price tag. This range offers excellent value for money without compromising on quality or aesthetic appeal; every penny counts these days- so why not invest in something beautiful that won’t break the bank?
Quartz and quartzite surfaces are two materials that are often mistaken for the same due to their similar sounding names. Both materials have a wide range of uses, with quartz especially being used in kitchen countertops, backsplashes, and even bathroom vanities. Quartz is an engineered stone material comprised of natural quartz combined with resins and pigments. It is extremely durable, scratch resistant, and non-porous. Quartzite is a natural metamorphic rock formed from sandstone which contains a high percentage of quartz grains within it. Due to its hard surface, it can be difficult to work with, but when polished gives off a beautiful sheen. While both materials are heat resistant and durable, quartz has higher stain resistance than quartzite due to the resins used in its composition. In terms of maintenance and upkeep, quartz requires less stringent cleaning methods as compared to quartzite which should be kept free from acidic or alkaline solutions that may damage its delicate surface texture. In terms of cost comparison between the two materials, quartz tends to be more expensive than quartzite due to the additional fabrication process involved in creating the material. While both materials have their own unique characteristics and benefits depending on their intended use, each material provides a stylish design option for any room in the home or office space.
There are many advantages to choosing quartz surfaces over traditional stone materials such as granite or marble- but none quite capture luxury living quite like PANMIN’s Calligraphy quartz collection PMC1622. Combining all the strengths of conventional stone surfaces with its own unique veins of Calacatta white quartz - plus easy maintenance care requirements- this exquisite range promises an elegant yet affordable finish for any home or business space. Invest in elegance today with quartz PMC1622 from PANMIN- you won't regret it!
PANMIN is an innovative manufacturer of artificial quartz slabs. PANMINQUARTZ® is man-made quartz surfaces from PANMIN, which can be applied in residential and commercial interior decoration including kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities and office table.
Currently, we have three factories, two in China and one in Cambodia to provide sufficient services to our customers.
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