anybody can tell me all type for quartz , diffent & where can find it......thank

This post has been edited by lazzenkitchen: Aug 12 2014, 01:30 PM

You mean quartz stone for table top? 0163021007...whatapps me...

where to find caesarstone , Silestone & ceramic top etc ?
what the diffent with LG & Samsung quartz ?

Silestone (Spain) - http://www.nairoc.com.my/
Caesarstone (Israel) - http://www.caesarstone.my/
Technistone (Czech Republic) - https://www.facebook.com/DecoMartContracts
Okite (Itali) - http://archinspire.com.my/index.php?ws=pages&pages_id=4661
Dupont Zodiac (USA) - http://www.dupont.com/products-and-service...z-surfaces.html
Compac quartz (Spain) - http://www.compac.es/en/cuarzo/colores.aspx
Cambria quartz (USA) - US brand, probably not available here
LG Viatera (Korean) - http://taishi.asia/about-us
Samsung Radianz (Korean) - http://www.staron.com/radianz/eng/index.do
Jess Stone (no idea OEM from where but MY brand) - http://jessstone.com.my/

This post has been edited by idoblu: Aug 12 2014, 02:36 PM

thank brother ....

do you know what diffent for them ?

*post now updated with links

go read each product's description but basically the same. the original is by Caesarstone. It is 93% natural quartz and the rest resin binders, color pigments, etc. Basically other brands also about the same 93%. In the end, its a matter of color choices, sizes, price point.

Some try to add more like Silestone has some anti-bacterial embedded in the stone. But this anti bacterial ingredient has also cause some health concerns. You can google about the health effects of Microban

here is some info from the Internet -

How It's Made: Quartz countertops are man-made engineered stone countertops formed by combining 90% ground quartz (a natural hard mineral) with 8-10% resins, polymers, and pigments. This forms a very hard granite-like surface. The appearance depends on how the quartz is ground: coarsely ground quartz produces a flecked appearance, while finely ground quartz produces a smooth look.

Major Brands: Italian company Breton owns the patent to manufacture solid surfaces from quartz and resins. All other companies use that patent for their own brand of quartz countertops, including Cosentino (Silestone), DuPont (Zodiaq), Cambria, CaesarStone, Avanza, and Technistone.

Environmental Impact: Light-Moderate. Quartz is the second most abundant material in the earth's crust (which is good), but the acrylic resins used in quartz countertops are petroleum by-products, and they often contain alumina trihydrate fillers made from bauxite ore, which is mined primarily under toxic conditions in developing countries. However, the countertops are still extremely durable and non-porous. Additionally, a few major brands including Zodiaq, Formica, Wilsonart and Silestone have been certified by GreenGuard as low emitting. Other brands, like Cambria Quartz, are mined and made entirely in the USA.

Pros: Extremely hard and durable; glossy sheen; non-porous and stain-and-crack resistant; does not require sealing or resealing; wide range of colors; easy to clean with mild soap, water, and a soft cloth.

Cons: Expensive; not heat tolerant; seams are inevitable for large countertop designs.

Installation: Professional installation strongly recommended. Quartz countertops are quite heavy!

ok....i will call they saleman one by one.....thank brother

welcome,
next time make cabinet, give extra discount ya

haha....sure....

Anyone know where to find Silestone and Technistone?
Nairoc no longer bring in Silestone and DecoMartContracts no update in FB since 2013.

This post has been edited by thaiwei: Mar 25 2015, 08:26 AM

Cosentino, the manufacturer that brought you the brands Silestone and Dekton is now in Malaysia. You may get in touch with us directly via the number below!

Thank you!

You could visit this website for Ceasarstone quartz countertop.

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