Blue Ridge

Generic stones fail to reflect the desired sophistication and uniqueness of your project.

You seek a material that balances enduring functionality with distinctive visual appeal, setting your space apart.

Blue Ridge Quartz delivers an exceptional solution. This natural stone offers remarkable durability and a captivating aesthetic characterised by cool hues and intricate patterns.

Key Features

• Unique Appearance: Blue Ridge Quartz showcases a distinctive blend of cool tones, often with subtle veins or patterns. Each slab is one-of-a-kind, adding an element of natural artistry to your space.
• Exceptional Durability: Quartz is highly resistant to scratches, stains, and heat, making it a practical choice for high-traffic areas like kitchens and bathrooms.
• Low Maintenance: Blue Ridge Quartz is non-porous, unlike some natural stones, meaning it doesn’t require sealing. Simple cleaning with soap and water maintains its beauty.
• Variety of Finishes: Available in polished, honed, or leathered finishes, these products offer different looks to complement your design aesthetic.
• Versatility: Blue Ridge Quartz enhances a range of styles, from traditional to modern, making it a timeless and adaptable investment for your home.

Specifications

Understanding the specifications of Blue Ridge Quartz is essential to ensure it meets your project’s requirements.

• Material Composition: Blue Ridge Quartz walling is predominantly composed of quartz (approximately 90-95%), with a resin binder and pigments, ensuring strength and colour consistency.

Ideal Use Cases and Application

Blue Ridge Quartz excels in settings where both beauty and practicality are essential:

• Kitchen Countertops: Blue Ridge Quartz’s durability and stain resistance make it a top choice for busy kitchens. Its cool tones complement various cabinet colours and styles.
• Bathroom Vanities: Non-porous and easy to clean, Blue Ridge Quartz stands up to moisture and everyday cosmetic products.
• Accent Walls & Backsplashes: Create a stunning focal point with the natural variations of Blue Ridge Quartz.
• Fireplace Surrounds: Enjoy the warmth of your hearth without worrying about heat damage.
• Commercial Applications: Blue Ridge Quartz is suitable for light-use commercial spaces like reception desks or conference tables, bringing a touch of refined elegance.

Considerations for Using Blue Ridge Quartz

While a fantastic choice for many applications, consider these factors before selecting Blue Ridge Quartz:

• Cost: Quartz, including Blue Ridge Quartz, is generally more expensive than materials like laminate or tile. However, its longevity and low maintenance often make it a worthwhile investment.
• Sunlight Exposure: Prolonged, direct sunlight can cause fading or discolouration in some quartz varieties. If this is a concern, consider window placement.
• Seamless Appearance: While quartz offers minimal seams compared to some natural stones, they may still be visible, especially in large installations.
• Professional Installation: Due to the weight and precision required, professional fabrication and installation of Blue Ridge Quartz countertops is highly recommended.
• Variation: As a natural material, each slab of Blue Ridge Quartz is unique. Viewing samples or the actual slab before finalising your selection is important.

Care and Maintenance

Blue Ridge Quartz is remarkably low-maintenance, ensuring its beauty for years. Follow these simple tips:

• Everyday Cleaning: Wipe up spills promptly with a soft cloth and warm, soapy water. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scrubbers.
• Stubborn Stains: Use a non-bleach surface cleaner designed for quartz for dried-on messes. A gentle glass cleaner may also work.
• Heat Protection: While heat-resistant, always use trivets or heat pads under hot pots and pans to protect your quartz.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Never use bleach, oven cleaners, or highly acidic or alkaline products on your Blue Ridge Quartz.
• No Sealing Required: Blue Ridge Quartz’s non-porous nature means you won’t need to seal or wax your countertops.