The name says quartzite, yet the slab is engineered quartz, made by Technistone in the Czech Republic. That difference matters day to day: the white, polished surface is closed to moisture, so there is no sealing routine, and spilled coffee simply wipes away.
Two thicknesses are offered — 20 or 30 mm — and the heavier one gives a kitchen island a more substantial edge. Book a Noblessner appointment, hold the sample up against a life-size slab photo, and our Patika factory takes it from there — saw, edge machine, CNC for the sink cut-out, then hand-finishing.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Technistone Noble Quartzite worktop cost?
Prices start from 308 €/m² incl. VAT. Edge profiles, sink and hob cut-outs, measuring, transport and installation are listed as separate lines in the quote, so nothing is hidden. Send us your kitchen plan and you will have the quote within 24 hours on working days.
Where does Technistone Noble Quartzite work best?
In busy kitchens — on worktops and islands — and on bathroom vanity tops or window sills. Because engineered quartz is non-porous, it suits households that would rather not think about sealing.
How do I care for Technistone Noble Quartzite?
Clean it with warm water and a mild detergent. Engineered quartz never needs sealing; just use a trivet for hot pans and avoid harsh abrasive pads.
How quickly can it be installed?
Installation 10 working days from drawing approval. Laser measuring on site happens within a week of your order, and when Stoneks measures, delivers and installs, the stone surface carries a lifetime warranty.
White, polished engineered quartz from Technistone that carries a natural stone’s name but needs no sealing — a calm, practical pick for kitchen worktops and bathroom vanities.
