Quartz worktops news. Most of our blogs are focussed on one issue, but I felt that there were a few bits and pieces of information that we should gather in one article. So here goes β a newsy roundup blog. Following our recent article on the new Obsidiana materials from Compac, we felt it was only fair to say that other quartz manufacturers are looking to get into the more environmentally friendly worktop market. We also hear that Caesarstone have more heavily recycled quartz worktop materials in the pipeline.
We know that many of our customers are concerned with environmental issues, and we will try to bring you information and recommendations of good products as they come through from the different producers. At Affordable Granite we hold stock of a relatively narrow range of quartz worktop materials.
On our website we also feature a number of companies whose products bring something special to the market place, and with whom we have worked effectively over the years. It has been a while since we added a new name to this list. We have worked with Classic Quartz since their inception in , have stocked some of their stones in our own range, and have found them helpful and ever more on point so far as their products are concerned.
As of this week, we feature their marble-heavy range as a separate page on our website β have a browse and enjoy! That job has now been fitted, and the customers are very, very happy indeed. They were kind enough to send through some images of their new kitchen β still unfinished in terms of decor and appliances, but giving us a look at what our fitting team had achieved.
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There does seem to be a trend back to darker stones in general and to this kind of rusty darkness in particular. The look pioneered by the stunning Dekton Trilium is now available, more or less, in quartz materials. If you love the Dekton, you will want Trilium, but if you are concerned about the cost of chipping or breakage, a quartz may seem very attractive.
