Engineered Quartz

Engineered quartz is a highly durable, scratch-resistant surface designed for kitchen countertops and high-traffic interior applications.

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LORENO ADVANCED SURFACES • ENGINEERED QUARTZ

90-93% Natural Crushed Silica + High-Grade Polymers

Engineered Quartz Surfaces; Impermeable Silica Density Recreating Natural Marble & Granite

Engineered Quartz is crafted by blending high concentrations of crushed natural silica crystals (90–93%) with advanced polymer resins and architectural pigments under extreme vacuum vibro-compression. The outcome is an exceptionally dense, non-porous composite panel that delivers superior resistance to scratches, acids, daily stains, and high impacts. While offering the timeless luxury of natural Calacatta marble and granite veining, engineered quartz eliminates the need for periodic sealing or resealing, ensuring effortless daily maintenance.

7 Mohs Hardness Exceptional resistance against kitchen abrasions and scratches

Ultra-Low Porosity 100% barrier against stains, coffee, acidic liquids, and bacteria

High Density & Scratch Proof

The high concentration of mineral quartz crystals provides outstanding mechanical resistance, withstanding everyday utensil contact, cutting, and surface pressure.

Mohs 7 Hardness Scratch Resistant High Impact Strength

Non-Porous & Antibacterial

Without micro-pores, liquids like coffee, wine, and oils cannot penetrate the surface, maintaining a food-safe, hygienic environment with zero deep staining.

Zero Water Absorption Stain & Acid Resistant NSF Certified Hygiene

Natural Veining & Low Care

Exquisite Calacatta and Statuario veining with permanent color stability. Unlike natural stone, quartz requires no waxing, sealing, or complex preservation protocols.

Calacatta & Granite Looks No Sealing Required Fade-Proof Aesthetics

Official Quartz Brand Portfolio at LORENO:

Silestone (Spain) Totem Griffin Berdastone Kindstone

Ideal Architectural Applications:

Kitchen Countertops & Backsplashes Luxury Waterfall Kitchen Islands Commercial & Hospitality Reception Desks Modern Vanity Units & Cladding

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Silestone Quartz by Cosentino

Silestone by Cosentino is a leading Spanish engineered quartz brand widely used for premium kitchen countertops and high-end interior projects worldwide.

Bard Stone Quartz Surfaces

Bard Stone supplies engineered quartz surfaces used for kitchen countertops and interior applications in the Iranian market.

Kind Stone Engineered Quartz

Kind Stone is an engineered quartz brand used for kitchen countertops and interior surfaces in cost-conscious residential and commercial projects.

Totem Engineered Quartz

Totem is an engineered quartz brand commonly specified in the Iranian market for kitchen countertops and interior surfaces.

Griffin Engineered Quartz

Griffin is an engineered quartz brand commonly used in the Iranian market for residential kitchens and commercial countertops.

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Is Quartz better than granite or marble countertops?

Engineered Quartz outperforms natural marble and granite in stain resistance and consistency. Because it is non-porous (composed of over 90% quartz crystals and resin), it never requires sealing and does not absorb oils, acids, or dark liquids.

Can Quartz countertops scratch or scorch?

Quartz has a Mohs hardness rating of roughly 7, making it highly scratch-resistant against knives and cookware. While heat-resistant, using trivets for hot cookware is advised to preserve the structural resin.

What is the difference between Polished and Matt quartz finishes?

Polished finishes deliver a high-gloss, light-reflecting shine for a traditional opulent look, while Matt (Honed/Velvet) finishes offer a soft, non-reflective tactile texture ideal for contemporary minimalist interiors.