Caesarstone selections
CaesarStone Selections
Atlantic Salt
Atlantic Salt | Allied Gallery
Cascata
Cascata | Allied Gallery
Cloudburst Concrete
Cloudburst Concrete | Allied Gallery
Coastal Grey
Coastal Grey | Allied Gallery
Frosty Carrina
Frosty Carrina | Allied Gallery
Frozen Terra
Frozen Terra | Allied Gallery
Himalayan Moon
Himalayan Moon | Allied Gallery
Intense White
Intense White | Allied Gallery
Lagos Blue
Lagos Blue | Allied Gallery
Montblanc
Montblanc | Allied Gallery
Moorland Fog
Moorland Fog | Allied Gallery
Pebble
Pebble | Allied Gallery
Rugged Concrete
Rugged Concrete | Allied Gallery
Shitake
Shitake | Allied Gallery
Statuario Maximus
Statuario Maximus | Allied Gallery
Tuscan Dawn
Tuscan Dawn | Allied Gallery
Woodlands
Woodlands | Allied Gallery
White Attica
White Attica | Allied Gallery
Caesarstone Quartz
As a premier brand of engineered stone, Caesarstone offers a wide variety of colors and a legacy of quality. Caesarstone Quartz slabs are meticulously crafted and then polished to a perfect finish in a wide range of colors and designs. Every slab then undergoes rigorous quality testing to ensure it meets extremely high standards of color, hue, and consistency.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Caesarstone Quartz Countertops
Advantages
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Resistant to scratches
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Resistant to stains and nonporous
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Resistant to chips, no new coats of seal
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Durable and low maintenance
Disadvantages
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Durable but not indestructible
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They’re also expensive, heavy, and can be damaged by extreme heat and sharp objects.
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Although they’re resistant to scratches and chips, dropping something sharp or heavy on them can chip edges and corners.