Quartzite and quartz sound alike, yet they come from opposite worlds. One is made in a factory from crushed quartz and resin; Quartzite Kalahari was formed underground when sandstone recrystallised under heat and pressure, which explains its toughness and a beige character that shifts from block to block.
Ask us whether your particular slab should be sealed; we check it and answer with the quote. Hot pans are not a worry. Compare the sample with your cabinet fronts during a Noblessner appointment before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Quartzite Kalahari cost?
Quartzite Kalahari starts from 666 €/m² incl. VAT. Stone, edge work, cut-outs, measuring, transport and installation are itemised, and the quote is sent within 24 hours on working days.
Where does Quartzite Kalahari work best?
As a hard natural stone it suits kitchen worktops and islands that see daily use, as well as bathroom vanity tops.
Does Quartzite Kalahari need sealing?
It depends on the slab: some quartzites are dense enough to need little, others benefit from sealing. We advise per slab. Clean with a pH-neutral cleaner and wipe up spills promptly.
How long does installation take?
After laser measuring you approve the drawings; installation 10 working days from drawing approval. With Stoneks measuring, delivering and installing, the stone surface has a lifetime warranty.
A beige natural quartzite for those who want real stone with genuine hardness – each slab individual, with sealing needs assessed slab by slab.
