Material · Quartz

Primax quartz surfaces for worktops and interiors

Primax quartz is made for hard-working interior surfaces where expressive pattern, low porosity and consistent slab geometry matter. The collection spans quiet mineral grounds and large-scale interpretations of marble, quartzite, travertine and concrete.

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Benefits

Material in a real project

  1. 01Durable low-porosity surface for everyday use
  2. 02Core programme in 3200 × 1600 mm slabs and 20 mm thickness
  3. 03Décors for worktops, islands, splashbacks, bathrooms and cladding

Design

What to include in the specification

  • Confirm pattern direction and vein placement before cutting
  • Agree cut-outs, reinforcement and technical clearances with the fabricator
  • Approve colour using a physical sample and full-slab image

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Questions and answers

Key points

How does quartz differ from acrylic solid surface?

Quartz is harder and suited to intensive horizontal use. Acrylic can be thermoformed, repaired and joined with visually seamless seams.

Is quartz suitable for a kitchen worktop?

Yes. It is one of its core applications, with fabrication and installation completed by a professional.

Are all slabs identical?

Natural-looking patterns may vary in shade, inclusions and veining. Specific slabs should be approved for the project.

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