CRL Quartz White Water Worktops

CRL quartz is more resistant to wear and tear than natural stones like granite and marble. As an engineered material, it combines extremely hard quartz minerals with high-quality resins and pigments, making it resistant to stains, scratches, heat, and impact.In contrast, granite and marble are natural stones with inherent weaknesses, requiring regular sealing and more maintenance to preserve their properties.

No, quartz is a non-porous material and never requires sealing to maintain its durability and appearance.

Quartz surfaces are heat resistant and can tolerate moderately high temperatures for short periods. However, to maintain the surface�s longevity and avoid potential damage, we always recommend using a trivet or heat pad.

CRL quartz is extremely easy to maintain. For routine cleaning, use a damp cloth or paper towel with mild soap or a non-acidic cleaner. Rinse and dry the surface thoroughly after cleaning. Note: Honed finishes may be more sensitive to fingerprints and grease, requiring extra care.

Yes, CRL Quartz can be repaired by a specialist. If you need assistance, contact us, and we may be able to recommend a local supplier.

CRL quartz is resistant to everyday substances like wine, oil, vinegar, and citrus juice, as long as spills are cleaned within 24 hours. For best results, use a mild detergent and a soft cloth.

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Avoid:

Paint removers or furniture strippers containing trichloroethane or methylene chloride

Nail polish remover, bleach, or cleansers containing bleach

Strong abrasives and high-alkaline products (pH outside 5-9)

If any of these substances come into contact with quartz, rinse immediately with plenty of clean water.

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