Strata Quartz Worksurface - Colonial White

Strata Quartz Worksurface - Colonial White

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This material, compared to other granites, is more porous and, as a result, will require frequent resealing after installation. The consumer should take care to immediately wipe up any spillages.

The pattern and colour of the material can vary. The veining and colour across joints will not match, and having consistent grain direction is regularly a problem when doing anything other than simple galley kitchens. Random black and red Flecks with large reflective crystals add to the distinctive appearance.

The material can sometimes have a ferrous element, the visible result being orange patches that vary in strength and concentration.

Polished Finish

Available in a 20mm or 30mm thickness

Quartz Care & Maintenance

Once in service… Your new quartz worksurface is a modern material which requires little day-to-day care. Clean the surfaces regularly with water containing soap or a mild detergent and a soft cloth or sponge. Rinse off surfaces with clean water. Polish dry with a soft cloth. Alternatively, use the ‘E Cloth’ surface cleaning system for a consistent, smear-free finish every time.

Tougher stains can be removed by using a product such as Cif Actifzz in conjunction with a plastic scouring pad. Avoid the use of abrasive cleaning materials: scouring powders, steel wool, metal brushes, etc.

Never use bleaches or chlorine-based cleaners, acids, photographic development liquid, alkalis (caustic soda) or concentrated disinfectants on quartz surfaces.

If any of these come into contact with the material, clean them off immediately, otherwise, surface damage may occur. Do not allow surface deposits to build up on surfaces, e.g. powder detergents, mineral deposits and salts.

Strongly coloured foodstuffs, such as blackcurrant and beetroot, can be difficult to remove from quartz surfaces, especially in light colours. Use a cleaner such as Cif Actifizz and a plastic scouring pad. Always use pan stands and trivets to protect the surface from hot, rough and wet pots, pans and utensils.

Direct contact from iron, steel, ceramic and copper vessels can scratch and stain the surface. Always use cutting boards to chop and slice food upon.

Never cut directly onto the quartz surfaces. Never stand, sit or put heavy weights on the worktop, especially around sinks and hobs where the material may be weaker.

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