Quartzite countertops
Quartzite countertops: the look of marble, the strength of stone.
Quartzite is a natural stone with soft veining. We help you choose the slab, then measure, fabricate and install it in your home.
Stone profile · Natural stone
The look of marble with the hardness of a very resistant natural stone. A great option for a hard-working island.
- Heat resistance
- Stain resistance
- Easy care
General guidelines only. Every slab has its own features: we advise you based on how you'll use it.
What is quartzite?
Quartzite is a natural stone made of quartz grains fused together by heat and pressure. Don't confuse it with quartz countertops, which are manufactured with resin. Quartzite often has soft veining reminiscent of marble, but it is a much harder stone.
What the service includes
- Choosing the slab: every quartzite slab is different, so we look with you at how its veining will fall on your countertop.
- Templating in your home, once the cabinets are installed.
- Fabrication: cutting, cut-outs and edge finishing.
- Installation: setting, seams, sink and clean-up.
Quartzite's strengths
Quartzite holds up well to heat and scratches, which makes it a good candidate for an island where you cook, eat and work. Like granite, it's a natural stone: depending on the slab, a sealer applied from time to time protects it from stains.
Who it's for
For people who love the look of marble but want a surface that holds up in a family kitchen. Quartzite is also beautiful as a bathroom vanity top.
Why us
A slab this distinctive deserves time and care. Attention to detail, service and premium-quality products guide every project, from templating to installation.
Where we install
Our quartzite countertops are available in these regions:
- Quartzite countertops in the Eastern Townships
- Quartzite countertops in Centre-du-Québec
- Quartzite countertops in Montérégie
- Quartzite countertops in Chaudière-Appalaches
Other stones
Not sure? Compare with quartz countertops or granite countertops.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about quartzite countertops.
Another question? Call us at 819-446-3501.
Are quartz and quartzite the same thing?
Does natural stone need to be sealed?
Can I see the stone before it is cut?
Is the quote really free?
