Quartz

Quartz is an engineered stone. It is durable, antimicrobial, and maintenance-free. Quartz’s non-porous surface blocks liquids and stains from penetrating through the stone, and therefore, quartz countertops do not have to be sealed. As quartz is manmade, its slabs usually have a uniform pattern.

Sub-Quartzite

Sub-Quartzite is a new type of natural stone that falls in the range of hardness between Quartzite and Dolomite. It is harder than dolomite but softer than Quartzite. Sub-Quartzite showcases natural beauty with its unique appearance, adding an elegant and sophisticated touch to any kitchen design.

Granite

Hard, heat-resistant, and scratch-resistant, granite is a popular choice for kitchen countertops and islands. As a natural stone, each granite slab has unique colors and patterns. Granite’s renowned durability and its variety of colors make it ideal for kitchen uses.

Composite Granite

Composite granite is manufactured with 95% natural stone and 5% resin. Resistant to heat and scratches, composite granite is incredibly durable and nearly indestructible. As it is non-porous, it does not require sealing for maintenance.

Marble

Marble is one of the most popular choices when it comes to natural stone countertops. Elegant and luxurious, marble countertops usually have larger patterns with unique veining than granite. Marble is porous, and therefore, protecting marble countertops against etching and staining is required with periodical sealing.

Big Slabs

Looking for XL-sized slabs?
As large as 73"x120", our collection of slabs presents a stunningly seamless pattern and provides unparalleled flexibility for multifarious applications.

Quartzite

Quartzite is an abundant metamorphic rock. It occurs naturally when sandstone or chert rich in quartz experiences heat and high pressure. Quartzite is typically made of more than 90% quartzite; some can get as high as 99%.