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Brazil Super White Calacatta Grey Quartzite Slabs per Wall Hanging and Countertops

Super White Quartzite Slabs (Calacatta Grey Stone or Super White Quartzite) imported from Brazil belong to the natural quartz Series in Brazil. In China, the plates are called marble, so this grey quartzite made of quartz also has the name marble grey Calacatta quartzite

Gray itself is low-key, inclusive, introverted, and has texture, which deduces a unique temperament. In the complex world, it can show a kind of tranquility, not too dazzling, so that people's wandering hearts can calm down. Secondly, the post-80s and post-90s like to be independent, simple, and fashionable. Gray is very brilliant in the use of modern home decoration.

Super White Quartzite Slabs is a natural material from Brazil, although it is called white quartzite, it is just a pure grey color quartzite, with dark veins across the surface. It’s almost like calacatta white veins, but the base color is gray, so sometimes, people called it calacatta grey quartzite.

This is a super durable quartzite material for interior decoration projects and can install any spaces of the home, hotel, commercial projects, office table, bar tops.

Calacatta Grey Quartzite Stone stuns with its clean grey elegant colors and striking through-body veining. Perfect for creating show-stopping quartzite countertops and waterfall islands in kitchens, backsplashes, showers, and floors—in both residential and commercial environments

Calacatta Quartzite countertops bring elegance and beauty to kitchens and baths. The soft white background is complemented with smoky gray veins to create movement. This beautiful Brazilian natural quartzite is suitable for countertops in both residential and commercial properties, and recommended for use on floors and walls. 2 CM and 3 CM slabs are available.

Super White Quartzite is a light-colored stone – a compact, coarse metamorphic rock. Quartzite Super White possesses small to intense veins in light, medium, or dark colors. Shades may vary from white to really light tones of beige or gray. In its purest form, Super White Quartzite is as white as marble and can be confused with a Super white marble slab. However, the impurities give Super White quartzite some amazing patterns and swirls.

The tabletop effect made of Super White Quartzite, the gray noble temperament, and the unique grain effect of Super White Quartzite makes the whole space atmosphere on a style. Whether it's from the kitchen table or the dining table to the washbasin. Fish maw grey high-grade grey marble luxury visual enjoyment!

Popular standard size

(We can cut different sizes according to the customer's requirement.)

1) Slab: 250upx130up , 240upx60,70,80,90cm

2) Floor & wall cladding: 60×60(24''x24'') , 30.5×30.5(12''x12''), 45.7×45.7(18''x18'')

3) Stairs step & riser: 150x33x3 & 150x15x2cm

4) Kitchen countertop & vanity top : 96''x26''x2 & 49''x22''x2cm

Super White Quartzite is an increasingly popular trend both among homeowners and interior designers. With its durability, ease of maintenance, stylish appearance, and sophisticated marble look, Super White Quartzite is a perfect choice for a kitchen countertop.

Although a lot of people are absolutely in love with the looks of Super White, they aren’t quite sure what kind of a stone Super White actually is. Because of a lack of information, one can bring a wrong decision. This is why we will make sure to give you all the information about Super White Quartzite needed for a well-informed and well-thought decision for your kitchen remodel.

Q1: Can You Scratch or Etch Super White Quartzite?

A: Quartzite is twice as hard as glass and harder than the blade of a knife—it’s just about indestructible! These properties make it an excellent choice for surfaces that are subject to everyday wear and tear, such as kitchen countertops. In fact, quartzite is so strong, it can dull your knives! It is, in any event, wise to avoid using sharp utensils directly on countertops. While true quartzite itself is not likely to show scratches or etching, the sealant on top will take on and show damage.

Q2: Does Calacatta Quartzite Need to be Sealed?

A: Most fabricators will apply a sealant before installation and explain any additional sealing that needs to happen over the life of the quartzite. In general, depending on the sealer, quartzite needs to be sealed at least once every 10 years. A tell-tale sign that it’s time to seal or re-seal a quartzite countertop is when the surface gets darker around wet areas, like sinks. If you are uncertain, you can test its porosity yourself by leaving a small amount of hot water on the surface for roughly 20 minutes, then wiping it away. If a darkened spot remains, your surface is soaking up liquid and could likely benefit from a sealant. Sealing a quartzite surface is the key to easy maintenance—be sure to follow the instructions for your specific sealer.

Q3: What is Super White Quartzite?

A: Some call it Super White Granite, White Fantasy Quartzite, Super White Marble, American Marble, dolomite, or just Super White or Superwhite quartzite. Maybe because “it looks like marble but wears like granite” it often falls into one of these two stone categories. The truth is – Super White is neither.

Quartz vs Super White. Quartz is man-made. Super White is a natural stone.

Granite vs Super White. Granite is a felsic intrusive igneous rock. Super White is a metamorphic rock.

Marble vs Super White. It is metamorphic just like marble but is much harder than marble.

Super White is quartzite or, as some geologists call it, dolomitic marble. White quartzite stone is a hard, non-foliated metamorphic rock that was originally pure quartz sandstone. Sandstone is converted into quartzite through heating and pressure usually related to tectonic compression within orogenic belts. Pure quartzite is usually white to gray, though quartzites often occur in various shades of pink and red due to varying amounts of iron oxide. Other colors, such as yellow, green, blue, and orange, are due to other mineral impurities. On the Mohs test that measures how hard material is, quartzite got a hardness mark of 8 from 10. This actually means that it’s harder than glass and can actually cut it.