Quartzite Jadore

Original price was: 1170 €.
Current price is: 819 €./m² −30 % until 19 Novincl. VAT (660 € + 24% VAT)

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Quote within 24 hours · price confirmed before cutting · installation 10 working days after drawings are approved

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Final price depends on the size and volume of the project.

Additional information

Surface finish

Polished

Thickness

20 mm

Weight per m²

60 kg/m²

Material

Quartzite

Natural quartzite like Jadore is chosen slab by slab, not from a catalogue picture. Quartzite is a hard natural stone, and no two pieces look quite the same, so start at our Noblessner showroom, where samples sit next to full-size photographs.

Whether the slab needs sealing depends on the stone itself, and we will tell you once yours is selected. From there the job stays with us: the laser survey, cutting at the Patika factory, then installation by our own team.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Quartzite Jadore cost?

Quartzite Jadore starts from 819 €/m² incl. VAT. Edges, cut-outs, measuring, transport and installation are shown as separate items, and the quote comes within 24 hours on working days.

Where does Quartzite Jadore work best?

As a hard natural stone, quartzite suits kitchen worktops and islands, bathroom vanities and window sills.

How do I care for Quartzite Jadore?

Clean with mild soap and water. Sealing needs depend on the individual quartzite slab, and we advise you on this after selection.

How quickly can Jadore be installed?

We laser-measure within a week of your order. Installation 10 working days from drawing approval. If Stoneks measures, delivers and installs, the stone surface carries a 10-year warranty.

A natural quartzite chosen for its individuality: hard stone, never identical between slabs, and best judged in person before the drawing is made.