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Colour and veining vary across quartz tiles and slabs, so compare larger samples to see how the pattern will look on floors or benchtops.

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About Quartz products

Our top-notch suppliers in Australia provide quartz stone slabs and quartz tiles at competitive prices, without skimping on quality. Natural quartz can mainly be found in Brazil, South Africa, and the US. The colour and transparency of a quartz slab or tile will largely depend on its geographical origin. We pride ourselves on featuring a variety of quartz types, such as Azul Imperia, Amarelo do Macaubas and Offerdal. Natural quartz rock can be cut and finished into slabs for interior surfaces.

Quartz is an exceptionally hard mineral that’s durable, sustainable, and doesn’t require sealing. Aside from being pleasing to the eye, quartz is highly adaptable in terms of application, with quartz slabs making excellent counters and table tops, and quartz tiles being a dazzling way to floor a room. At ArchiPro, we offer the best quartz construction and design materials that you’ll find on the market in Australia.

First choice quartz

First choice quartz is the premium grade for slabs, tiles, countertops, and other highly aesthetic applications. With first choice quartz, the mineral’s crystals really have a chance to shine with rich and vibrant colours and minimal veins through the stone. Generally, first choice quartz is given a smooth finish and can be hard to distinguish from certain varieties of marble.

Commercial or standard grade quartz

Commercial quartz is particularly durable, often being used in high-traffic settings, like hotels, bars, and restaurants in Australia. It boasts similar features as first-choice quartz at a lower price, though it’s slightly less aesthetically refined.

Second choice quartz

This is the most basic category of commercial quartz. It comes at a very budget-friendly price and remains durable, but usually doesn’t have the same levels of beauty as the previous two types.

Quartz stone slabs usage

Quartz wall tiles bring sophistication and versatility to any space. With their durable and easy-to-clean surface, they add a touch of elegance to bathrooms, kitchens, and other areas, while offering a wide range of colours and designs to suit various styles.

Benchtops

Quartz benchtops offer durability and elegance to your kitchen or bathroom. With a wide range of colours and patterns, they provide a low-maintenance and stylish surface for cooking and daily activities. Quartz cabinet tops can be specified in colours such as quartz pink, depending on the slab selected.

Walls tiles

Quartz wall tiles bring sophistication and versatility to any space. With their durable and easy-to-clean surface, they add a touch of elegance to bathrooms, kitchens, and other areas, while offering a wide range of colors and designs to suit various styles.

Floor tiles

Quartz floor tiles combine durability and beauty, making them a perfect choice for high-traffic areas. With their low-maintenance nature and wide array of colors and textures, they add a touch of luxury and timeless appeal to any room or space. For exterior areas, quartz pavers should be specified for the site conditions and intended level of foot traffic.

The advantages of high-quality quartz tiles and slabs

Being one of the strongest substances on the planet, high-quality quartz is remarkably resistant to scratches, cracking, or chipping. It’s also resistant to heat, bacteria, and stains, making it a smart choice for indoor or outdoor kitchens. One huge benefit of quartz is the range of colours and transparencies that this mineral appears in. This visual variety gives you the opportunity to put your own selective touch on the quartz surfaces and features of your home or workplace. It also means you’ll find a type of quartz to complement nearly any colour scheme or decor. Clear quartz has little colour of its own, so its transparency and any inclusions can shape the appearance of a slab.

How to choose quartz that’s right for you

Ensure that the colour is relatively consistent between different quartz slabs or quartz tiles. If they contrast too much, this may become visually noticeable if they are installed side-by-side or near to one another. If you’re purchasing a quartz counter or tabletop, check that high-quality resin has been used in the manufacturing process. Resins used by ArchiPro’s suppliers will hold the slab together securely and last for decades. Maintaining your quartz tiles or slabs involves semi-regular washing with a wet cloth and a mild cleaner (without abrasives).

Are quartz tiles durable?

The mineral quartz is extremely durable and tiles should last many decades. It would take a heavy impact from a weighty object to chip or crack a quartz tile. As long as you’re behaving responsibly around your tiled surfaces, you don’t have to worry about damaging them.

Do quartz tiles need sealing?

Being non-porous, quartz generally does not need sealing; it will not stain or wear easily. That being said, if you’d prefer to be extra careful with the longevity of your tiles, some homeowners in Australia decide to seal them for added protection.

How do you polish quartz tiles?

Regular cleanings can be made with a simple combination of soap and water with a mop or cloth. Glass cleaner or a specified stone cleaner will be ideal for the occasional deeper clean. Keep in mind that quartz tiles can become slippery when wet.