Crystal White Quartz Countertop

A standard slab of quartz is sized at 56 by 120 inches or about 142 by 305 centimeters. These materials will have three options regarding their thickness at half an inch, 0.7, and 1.18 inches, or about 1.3, 2, and 3 centimeters.

Jumbo size quartz slab sheet will run a length of 126 inches or 320 centimeters with a height from top to bottom of 63 inches or 160 centimeters. Depending on what you choose, it will vary from 2 or 3 centimeters in thickness.

The largest slab of quartz is sized at 136 inches or about 345 centimeters in length with a width of about 79 inches or approximately 201 centimeters.

Fumigated wooden bundles as frame packing;
Strengthen with steel bar and plate;
Wooden bars reinforce each bundle;
8-15 pieces per bundle, 7-10 bundles per 20ft container;
Small quantity: plywood with strong wooden bundle;

If you want to acquire a quartz countertop for your home, it will cost you an average of about $50 to $150 per square foot, depending on the quality of the material you buy.

You can get the value of your money with a good quality quartz slab at $50 to $65 per square foot, but a genuinely high-quality product will cost you about $75 to $150 per square foot or more.

The MOQ is one bundle. Welcome to disscuss with us for trial order.

The quartz stone sample can be provided for free charge.
Sample delivery cost will be at buyer’s account. (such as DHL, FedEx, TNT, etc.)
After the order is confirmed, the express cost can be deducted.

Naturally durable, maintenance free, and available in an endless array of designs and colors, quartz countertop surfaces are the perfect choice for any application. While quartz countertops are often called “engineered” or “man-made,” quartz is actually one of the hardest, most abundant natural elements.

Pros:
The price of an engineered stone countertop just below the high-end natural stones. Quartz stone are extremely durable. quartz stone never have to be sealed. quartz stone are also nonabsorbent. quartz stone are scratch resistant.

Cons:
The color and patterns of engineered stones might sometimes look too uniform, making them appear unnatural. Quartz stone can be damaged by sudden changes in temperature.