3200mm*1600mm*20MM Artificial Quartz Stone Heat - Resistance Quartz
Stone
Product Description
Artificial Quartz Stone, compounded with 7% resin and 93% natural quartz. It is easily
maintained and cleaned, it has high hardness, anti-slip, not easy
to stain and high density properties as well. Due to its Mozh
hardness which reaches 6.5, it is pretty similar to diamonds.
Packing information
| Size | Thickness | Weight | Quantity(bundles) | Quantity(A-Frame) |
| ㎏/㎡ | ㎏/pcs | pcs/20’ | ㎡/20’ | pcs/20’ | ㎡/20’ |
| 3000*1400 | 6 MM | 14.7 | 61.74 | 350 | 1470 | 320 | 1344 |
| 8 MM | 19.6 | 82.32 | 262 | 1100.4 | 240 | 1008 |
| 10 MM | 24.5 | 102.9 | 210 | 882 | 192 | 806.4 |
| 12 MM | 29.4 | 123.4 | 175 | 735 | 160 | 672 |
| 15 MM | 36.75 | 154.35 | 140 | 588 | 128 | 537.6 |
| 18 MM | 44.1 | 185.22 | 116 | 487.2 | 106 | 445.2 |
| 20 MM | 49 | 205.8 | 105 | 441 | 96 | 403.2 |
| 25 MM | 61.25 | 257.25 | 84 | 352.8 | 76 | 319.2 |
| 30 MM | 73.5 | 308.7 | 70 | 294 | 64 | 268.8 |
| 3000*1500 | 6 MM | 14.7 | 66.15 | 350 | 1575 | 320 | 1440 |
| 8 MM | 19.6 | 88.2 | 262 | 1179 | 240 | 1080 |
| 10 MM | 24.5 | 110.25 | 210 | 945 | 192 | 864 |
| 12 MM | 29.4 | 132.3 | 175 | 787.5 | 160 | 720 |
| 15 MM | 36.75 | 165.375 | 140 | 630 | 128 | 576 |
| 18 MM | 44.1 | 198.45 | 116 | 522 | 106 | 477 |
| 20 MM | 49 | 220.5 | 105 | 472.5 | 96 | 432 |
| 25 MM | 61.25 | 275.625 | 84 | 378 | 76 | 342 |
| 30 MM | 73.5 | 330.75 | 70 | 315 | 64 | 288 |
Maintenance
Quartz countertops are virtually maintenance-free. Because the
quartz chips or dust is suspended in resin, it never needs to be
resealed. As mentioned above, as long as you protect it from
intense heat and direct sunlight and be sure to clean up any oil
spills immediately, you never really have to worry about your
quartz countertop being damaged.
Although quartzite countertops are incredibly durable, that doesn’t
mean the surface is maintenance-free. You’ll need to reseal your
quartzite periodically to prevent water from getting into the
stone’s natural pores, about every 6 months to 1 year depending on
how much wear and tear it gets. While this is a relatively easy
process you can do yourself, some homeowners don’t like the added
work and get lax with the maintenance, which can cause damage to
the stone over time.
FAQ:
1. Can you make the quartz color according to my sample?
Yes. We can custom-make according to your color. You need to send
the small samples to us.We will make a small sample(size:
300*300mm) for you. When you confirm, we will produce it according
to the sample.
2. If we need customized size bathroom tops for hotel project, how
can I get the quotation?
First, you need to send us the drawing for this project in PDF file
or CAD file. Second, we will communicate with you about the details
that you need. Third, we will offer the quotation according to your
demand.
3. How many days when we place the project order?
It depends on the quantity that you need.Usually we will delivery
in 30 days when we confirm the order.
Is Engineered Quartz the Same as Natural Stone?
I believe another area of confusion arises when quartz
manufacturers refer to their products as natural stone. For
example, one paragraph of a quartz company’s website begins: “All
natural stone surfaces, including [company name]….” This type of
phrasing is prevalent throughout the company’s marketing materials.
In other examples, they say that they sell the world’s “most
beautiful and innovative natural stone surfaces,” they “offer the
world’s finest natural stone countertops,” and they describe their
products as “stone slabs.”
From my perspective as a geologist and a professional admirer of
rocks, I can easily appreciate the attempt to align a manmade
product with a natural one. We can all agree that natural stone is
awesome. But manmade quartz isn’t natural stone. It’s a bit brazen
to say that it is.
For the record, natural stone is both naturally occurring and made
out of stone. Granite, limestone, quartzite, and marble are all
natural stones. They form in nature, and only in nature. They are
made of minerals, and only of minerals. Feldspar, quartz,
hornblende, hematite, garnet, calcite, muscovite: these are the
ingredients in nature’s pallet. You’ll find no polyester resin on a
seafloor, nor ethenylbenzene in a magma chamber—thank goodness.
