Is Compac a good quartz?

Compac quartz worktops are among the best-selling stone materials in the UK in 2019. This technological marvel has taken the countertop market by storm due to its superior qualities like high resistance against heat, scratches, abrasion, impact, humidity, stain and it also lacks water absorption.

What is Compac countertop?

COMPAC Technological Quartz is composed of 93-95% aprox. pure quartz, 5-7% agglomerate polymer in high-quality polyester or natural resin and 1% pigment. Quartz is one of the hardest minerals in nature and gives COMPAC Technological Quartz countertops outstanding levels of abrasion and scratch resistance.

What is Compac marble?

COMPAC Technological Marble is composed of 91-96% pure natural marble, to which small quantities of resin and pigments are added. The result is a highly versatile product that enables you to choose new colors and textures.

Who makes Compac quartz?

Compac and Silestone are quartz brands owned by Spanish companies. Over the years, Compac has brought innovative advancements in quartz stone and also developed a high-quality solid worktop containing 93% to 95% natural quartz, along with other substances.

Where is Compac quartz made?

Portugal
COMPAC has two modern production centers for TECHNOLOGICAL MARBLE and OBSIDIANA (Spain), and TECHNOLOGICAL QUARTZ (Portugal), with a combined capacity of over 4.5 million square meters (48,437,597 ft²) of products per year.

Where is Compac quartz manufactured?

COMPAC has two modern production centers for TECHNOLOGICAL MARBLE and OBSIDIANA (Spain), and TECHNOLOGICAL QUARTZ (Portugal), with a combined capacity of over 4.5 million square meters (48,437,597 ft²) of products per year.

Who makes calacatta gold quartz?

Silestone
Calacatta Gold By Silestone is the perfect countertop for pulling together the unique design elements into one cohesive interior.

What is the best thickness for quartz countertops?

3 cm
Given the inadequacy of thin slabs, installation professionals usually recommend a thickness of 3 cm for quartz countertops. A 3cm thick slab is at the top of the list when it comes to strength and durability. Thicker quartz countertop designs look more luxurious and typically offer a more classic appearance.