Quantum Quartz engineered stone benchtops & floors reflect the modern style and trend that leading architects and designers prefer. With high abrasion resistance, strength & durability. Quantum Quartz is the ideal low maintenance, hygienic choice for all interior applications. Dimensions: Slabs 1410x3040mm & 1340x 3040mm and tiles (selected colours only) Applications: Benchtops, vanities, floors and […]
November 21st, 2008
Quantum Quartz engineered stone benchtops & floors reflect the modern style and trend that leading architects and designers prefer. With high abrasion resistance, strength & durability. Quantum Quartz is the ideal low maintenance, hygienic choice for all interior applications.
Dimensions: Slabs 1410x3040mm & 1340x 3040mm and tiles (selected colours only)
Applications: Benchtops, vanities, floors and walls (internal only)
Finish: Polished
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