Countertops Quartz

ET NOIR

Bianco Calacatta

Et Emperador

Gris Expo

Kensho

White Storm

Coral Clay

Pietra

Ocean Storm

Et Serena

Classic Calacatta

Charcoal

The models shown are just a small sampling of the large selection offered at the store.
The varieties and models shown are solely for reference.
Despite our efforts to accurately portray the characteristics of the products, the colors may vary depending on the lighting and the calibration of your device.
Certain models may be discontinued without notice.

Quartz is perfectly suited for countertop workspaces. Cuisines Verdun recommends the ratio of 93 percent minerals to 7 percent resin that is used in the top three brands of quartz counters: Caesarstone, which comes from Israel or Canada, Silestone, originating from Spain, and Cambria, from the United States. Quartz is currently the most popular material for new kitchens.

Nearly infinite choices in solid, understated or eclectic colors with patterns mimicking natural stone
Matte, glossy or textured finishes
Available in extra-large formats
Excellent value for the price
Overall resistance to stains and scratches
One of the hardest minerals in existence, for added durability and resistance to impacts
Satisfactory, but limited resistance to heat (especially when it contains a high percentage of resin)
Very easy to maintain (no sealing or polishing required)

Quartz is a composite of minerals held in place by resin. The higher the percentage of minerals, the better the quality of the quartz.