Quartz Care

Quartz is a modern and practical material well suited to everyday use thanks to its elegant appearance and easy maintenance. Because of its dense, non-porous structure, it is resistant to moisture, various types of dirt and everyday use, and does not require special protective treatment.

Gentle, regular cleaning is enough to keep a quartz surface's clean look, colour and properties intact for many years.

General care requirement: regular.

Regular cleaning with a soft cloth or sponge is the best way to keep a quartz surface beautiful and well maintained.

Please note: although quartz is a durable material, strong impacts or sharp objects can damage the surface, especially at the edges.

Please note: avoid exposing quartz surfaces to very high temperatures, as sudden heat damage can affect the material's appearance.

When cleaning quartz, use only a soft cloth or sponge to keep its smooth, clean appearance. Avoid abrasive sponges, metal brushes and scrapers, as they can damage the surface finish.

• For everyday care, warm water and a gentle cleaning product designed for quartz surfaces are enough. After cleaning, dry the surface with a soft, dry cloth — this helps prevent streaks and water marks.
• Avoid vinegar, lemon juice, acidic cleaning agents, and all-purpose cleaning products that contain acids. Although quartz is a durable, non-porous material, aggressive chemicals can affect its surface and appearance with prolonged contact.
• We recommend removing any liquids (including coffee, oils, wine, juice, etc.) and other dirt from the quartz surface as soon as possible. Thanks to its non-porous structure, quartz has low absorbency and liquids do not easily penetrate it. Even so, we recommend removing spilled liquids and dirt as quickly as possible to preserve the surface's aesthetic appearance and long-term quality.

Thanks to its dense, non-porous structure, quartz resists the absorption of liquids and dirt. However, prolonged contact with strongly pigmented substances can leave marks that may be more difficult to remove later.

To remove stubborn stains, use only cleaning products specifically designed for quartz surfaces. If needed, contact us or consult a stone surface care specialist.

A quartz surface does not need impregnation or regular treatment with a protective product.

Thanks to its dense, non-porous structure, quartz is resistant to moisture, various liquids and other dirt. As a result, using special protective products is not necessary. Regular cleaning is enough to keep a quartz surface in good condition.