Maximize Your Kitchen Design Potential with Quartzite Kitchen Tiles

Designing a kitchen like no other is possible to do with most natural stones, especially with glistening quartzite. Quartzite is one of the most solid natural stones out there since it’s formed with natural compression under intense pressure. The individual quartz grains embedded in the quartzite stone give it a slightly metallic look, not to mention its hard-wearing quality and long life.

Since quartzite is formed as a result of pressure fluctuations, kitchen tiles in quartzite are resistant to cracks and damage due to temperature fluctuations. This makes quartzite extremely reliable for use in outdoor kitchens as well, where you can use it to make quartzite flooring, accent walls, quartzite paving slabs or even quartzite backsplash kitchen.

Use Quartzite Flooring in Kitchens for an Ultra Modern Look with Easy Maintenance

Quartzite is perfect for kitchens since it needs very little maintenance. A cotton cloth soaked in warm water is the only cleaning agent you need to wipe down your quartzite kitchen counter, or floor and wall tiles after a heavy day of cooking. The surface texture makes the tile slip-resistant, which is another great benefit of quartzite floor tiles in kitchens.

Quartzite is much like marble, except that the metallic deposits of sand, silica and clay create a different variety of patterns on the surface. Not only is it completely distinguishable from other natural stones, but it’s also almost impossible to find two slabs of quartzite stone tiles that are the same.

Create the Kitchen Look You Want with Quartzite Tiling from The Stone Flooring

Quartzite tiles in their most natural state are fantastic for household use since they’re resistant to damage as well as slipping. Our quartzite slabs are finished with sandblasting and brushing for a velvety texture and are available in flamed and speckled patterns. Tinted with light and dark hues of grey, quartzite tiles for sale are available on our website. You can easily buy them online, or take the help of product photographs, a 3D visualizer, and a tile calculator to identify the type of stone, colour and quantities that will suit your space.