BLUE ROMA QUARTZITE

SKU: VFGRXL-10147802

£444.95

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Blue Roma Quartzite is a striking blue natural quartzite stone with prominently visible with gold, ivory and brown vein textures. Its irregular veins and blue and brown circles evoke both nature and luxury. Because of its chic, exotic style and solid hardness, it is ideal for walls, floorings, mosaics, stairs, tiles, fireplaces, TV panels, kitchen countertops, and bathroom vanity tops. This stone is available in 20MM thickness. 

Read More: Blue Roma Quartzite and Its Stunning Features & Applications

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Worktop Cost Calculator

Homeowners can get a rough idea about the cost of their kitchen remodelling with the help of this Worktop Cost Calculator. This general price investigation method is made using the pricing information from various kitchen companies across the UK. It is to be noted that this is only an approximate budget planner for the homeowners and the actual price shall vary depending on various factors like material, personalised requirements and the fabricator they choose to work with.

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  • If you are looking for an L-shaped worktop or a peninsula kitchen please split the worktop into two or three parts accordingly to enter the dimensions.
  • The price displayed by the calculator doesn’t include templating & Installation costs, therefore that shall be added when we provide the quotation(The average cost for templating between £300.00 to £550.00 and the average cost for Installation between £1200.00 to £4000.00)

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Tap Cutouts

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Hob Cutout

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The Buyer, by the drafted rules of our refund policy, in the case of deciding to return products immediately, that is within any 24 hours, is charged a small admin fee and, is supposed to receive the refund amount within 3 – 10 working days in the buyer’s bank A/c or in the same card.

The case of Refund towards the returning of products, which is after 24 hours before the dispatch of products, will invite the same conditions: application of small admin fee, 3 to 10 working days – as mentioned in the clause above. The said time frame of 3 – 10 working days is from the date of email request towards order cancellation.

In case, the buyer decides to cancel an order after dispatch of products or after delivery, The buyer is obliged to pay the admin fee along with the transport charges for the product return and restocking charges.

It is made clear that the admin fee stands with our refund policy as mentioned above.



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Maintenance of Quartzite Worktop

Quartzite is a natural stone consisting of 90-99% quartz grains bound together with silica, the stone is formed underneath the surface of the earth where sandstone rich in quartz is reformed under high heat and pressure. Quartzite stone has a granular sugar-like texture and quartz-rich sandstone elicits an earthier feel and granular in appearance. Quartzite is a medium grain with interlocking quartz. This natural stone surface is a metamorphosed sandstone. The composition is dominated by quartz, but originally the sandstone contains some clay minerals and other minerals such as feldspar, fragments of rock that invade the stone in the form of impurities.

Colour and pattern of Quartzite:

Quartzite is commonly found in shades of grey and white quartzite countertops, grey quartzite is most loved by many and some quartzite stones appear to have pinkish or reddish hues due to the presence of iron oxide. Veining and pattern on quartzite are irregular and inconsistent on visualization. The natural stone worktops are also found in tones of Beige, blue, brown, dark grey, golden, green, grey, and white.

Cleaning and Maintenance of Quartzite countertops

Quartzite is a low-cost maintenance material for quartzite kitchen tops. They have different degrees of porosity. Quartzite worktops are porous in nature, they need to be properly sealed to avoid staining and bacterial and fungal contaminations. Sealing is recommended once a year if the quartzite slab is dense and less porous. Though they are scratch-resistant, avoid using abrasive cleaners on the surface which eventually will wear out the polish. After the counters are wiped with soap solution, dry the surface clean to avoid any moisture from settling down. Avoid using Citrus based cleaners like vinegar and lemon or abrasives that can damage the work surface of the countertop. The acidic properties in these cleaners can deteriorate the sealer, causing your countertop to lose polish and be vulnerable to stains.

The cleaning of quartzite needs a minimal maintenance routine when compared to the natural stones of other types. Though the maintenance practice followed for granite and quartzite are similar to each other. If a stain occurs, make a paste of baking soda and water or use a commercial stain removing poultice. Apply a thick layer of paste to the stain and cover the area with plastic wrap. Allow the paste to sit overnight. Wipe the paste away and rinse using a damp cloth. If any trace of the stain remains, repeat the application until the stain is gone.

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