Quartzforms Imperial White Worktops

Quartzforms is a premium surface material, developed using cutting-edge engineering techniques to produce products of outstanding quality. Known for its versatility, hygienic properties, aesthetic appeal, and low maintenance, it has become a popular choice among kitchen and bathroom specialists, as well as architects and interior designers across the globe.

Quartzforms surfaces are composed of 92% natural quartz, 7% resin, and 1% colour pigments. This composition results in a wide variety of exceptional finishes that combine contemporary style with timeless elegance.Each worktop boasts impressive resistance to heat, scratches, and stains�offering both practicality and peace of mind as standard.

Kitchen worktops: Bathroom countertops and sinks

Living room furniture: Staircases and other interior areas

Quartz offers a range of benefits that make it a popular choice among homeowners. The quartz used in these worktops is a durable and visually striking mineral, mined and manufactured into surfaces by various brands across the globe. Typically, the manufacturing process involves around 90% ground quartz, contributing to a lower environmental impact.Quartz worktops are naturally colourful and resilient, requiring no additional treatments or ongoing maintenance to retain their appearance over time. They are also resistant to scratches and heat, making them an ideal option for busy households, especially those with children or pets.

Quartz composites are highly compact materials without porosity; as such they do not require oil-proofing or waterproofing treatments. They do not absorb liquids, odours or cooking fats. For this reason, they do not enable bacteria to multiply, they are resistant to acids and to stains from daily use, as well as scuffs, scratches and small knocks; they are also easy to clean, guaranteeing a high standard of hygiene.

Despite the material being resistant to high temperatures, it is advisable to protect it using table mats to avoid direct contact with the saucepan surfaces or utensils which have just been removed from the oven. In fact, direct contact with hot objects or flames could cause indelible marks due to the heating of the re

Although it is resistant to scuffs and scratches, to guarantee optimal conservation of its original appearance we advise that chopping boards should always be used.

It is furthermore advisable never to overload the work surfaces with weights exceeding 50 kg (never jump or sit on the top) and avoid dropping pointed or sharp objects on it (such as knives, bottles, pans, cooking utensils etc.) which, due to their shape, could cause chipping which would be difficult to fix.

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For stains that cannot be removed by routine cleaning, a suitable detergent for the particular type of stain is recommended. It is essential to clean stains promptly to ensure they are removed completely. Before applying a product to the whole surface, it is recommended that you test it first on a small section of the stain to make sure it’s suitable. Do not use concentrated hydrochloric acid and/or caustic soda, or any cleaning agent containing hydrofluoric acid and/or its derivatives, under any circumstances.

• Grease, coffee, beer, wine, fruit juice, coke, ink, vomit, urine, ice cream, marker pen, blood, rubber, suckers: degreaser-based cleaner;
• Rust: cleaner for rust removal;
• Silicone: silicone-removing detergent;
• Waxes and resins: solvent;
• Aluminium marks, pencil marks,
• Limescale: descaling cleaner.