Calcutta quartz requires daily cleaning with mild soap, annual sealing, and immediate treatment for spills and stains to maintain its pristine condition.
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Calcutta quartz requires daily cleaning with mild soap, annual sealing, and immediate treatment for spills and stains to maintain its pristine condition.
The Calcutta quartz is a premium material that contributes to the visual appeal of kitchens and bathrooms, bringing them to a new level of sophistication. In general, it is a material with a complete white canvas and deep grey veins adopted from natural marble. However, the major difference with the piece of nature is a complete pattern consistency. Quartz allows for the creation of a material with a uniform pattern, which defines the opportunities of homeowners and designers to achieve consistency throughout the space.
It is amazing how our love for Carrara quartz continues in 2024. It is obvious that people adore the polished aesthetics it brings but they cannot but love the overall durability and versatility of the engineered stone. As an added benefit, homeowners do not have to worry about how carefully they treat or maintain this surface since it is quite easy to clean.
Calcutta quartz, also known as Calacatta quartz, is one of the most popular choices for home and commercial spaces. A suitable alternative to natural marble, this engineered stone offers a combination of aesthetic appeal and strength that fits applications of various designs. Here are the main differences and applications of Calcutta quartz vs. natural stone.
Calcutta quartz is favored for its durability, low maintenance, and ability to mimic high-end stone aesthetics, enhancing kitchen designs.
Calcutta quartz lasts over 25 years, superior to granite by 10%, with minimal maintenance.