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Materials
Quartz Surfaces from Turkey
Engineered quartz slabs for kitchen countertops, vanity tops and interior surfaces, produced and fabricated in Turkey.
Engineered quartz combines crushed natural quartz with a resin binder and pigments. It gives consistent colour from slab to slab and a non-porous surface, which is why it is widely used for kitchen and bathroom countertops. Turkey has established quartz surface manufacturers and experienced countertop fabricators.

Technical considerations
- Slab sizes limit island lengths; standard and jumbo sizes are confirmed before design is fixed.
- Quartz contains resin, so it is not recommended outdoors or in direct strong sunlight.
- Hot pans can mark the surface; trivets are recommended.
- Vein direction on marble-look quartz is planned across joints like natural stone.
- Fabrication must control crystalline silica dust; we work with factories using wet cutting and extraction.
Technical information indicative
| Property | Typical range | Test |
|---|---|---|
| Water absorption | ≤ 0.05 % | EN 14617-1 |
| Flexural strength | 35 – 60 MPa | EN 14617-2 |
| Composition | ≈ 90 % quartz, resin binder | Manufacturer data |
Values vary by quarry and block. Lot-specific test reports are requested from the supplier before approval.
Common questions about quartz surfaces
- What is the difference between quartz and quartzite?
- Quartzite is a natural stone quarried from the ground. Quartz surfaces are engineered slabs made from crushed quartz bound with resin. Quartz gives consistent colour; quartzite gives natural variation.
- What thickness is used for quartz countertops?
- Quartz slabs are commonly produced in 12, 20 and 30 mm. 20 mm and 30 mm are typical for countertops, often with a mitred apron to create a thicker-looking edge.
- Can quartz be used for outdoor kitchens?
- It is not recommended. The resin binder can discolour under strong UV light. Porcelain or suitable natural stones are better choices outdoors.
Further reading
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