Quartz is a high performance, very low-absorbent surface material that is easy to clean and maintain. Because of its structure, Quartz is much more resistant to staining (but not stain proof) or odours and offers the lustre and beauty of stone but without the worries.

Quartz can withstand exposure to heat from normal cooking temperatures on a LIMITED basis. However since extreme heat may affect or damage any quartz worktop, the use of a trivet or pad is strongly recommended.

Please avoid spilling strong chemical solvents such as chlorides, trichlorethane, paint and varnish strippers, oil soaps, permanent inks, nail polish removers and also high alkaline/pH level products such as oven cleaners and bleach.

To clean Quartz, a damp cloth is usually sufficient. For sticky spots detergent or a general cleaning solvent is suggested. As with any worktop, immediate attention to cleaning spills is encouraged.

For stubborn stains, household cleaning products such as Cif are effective. For extremely stubborn spills, a non-metallic scouring pad can be used without causing damage to the worktop. Rinse thoroughly to remove any residue.

For removal of stains from grease, dried food, paint, nail polish or other substances, gently scrape away the excess with a blade or putty knife.

Please note that while quartz is an extremely tough material care should be taken to avoid impacts, which may cause surface marking or chipping.