What is Elements Quartz?
Made from one of the hardest minerals on earth, ELEMENTS Quartz™ countertops are arguably the most durable option for countertops. Its non-porous surface and unique blend of beauty and low maintenance makes ELEMENTS Quartz™ a popular choice for kitchens. The natural beauty of quartz is derived from its multi-dimensional gem-like color.
What are the Pros of Elements Quartz?
- Manufactured to be non-porous and scratch resistant.
- Built-in anti-microbial protection inhibits the growth of odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew.
- Since Elements Quartz resists scratches and stains, daily use should not cause any damage to your surfaces.
- Affordable with more natural looking veins than some other options, Elements is a great choice for your home.
- You never need to apply a sealer!
- As a residential customer, you’ll have the advantage of a 10-Year Residential Warranty available to you as the original owner where Elements countertops have been installed. (Only single-family residences are eligible for this warranty).
What are the Cons of Elements Quartz?
- Daily use shouldn’t mar your countertops. However, excessive force may cause cracking or chipping.
- Elements Quartz is not heatproof. We recommend using pot holders or trivets. Never place hot skillets or roasting pans directly onto the surface.
How to Care and Maintain Elements Quartz
- Daily wipe the surface with mild soap and water.
- Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. (Don’t use bleach!) These may mar the surface and impact the antimicrobial sealant.
- Use a cutting board to cut food items.
- Use pot holders or trivets to avoid discoloration.
- Never apply any sealers or polish to your quartz. These products are not needed and may cause your stone to have an irregular appearance.
The Best Uses of Elements Quartz
Elements Quartz brings elegance or modernity to your home or business. You can use it in your bathrooms or your kitchen. We do not recommend using Elements Quartz countertops or products outdoors since excessive exposure to UV light can damage the surface.
