3 quartz that looks like soapstone!

　　Quartz stone and soapstone are two commonly used materials for countertops. Regardless of appearance or function, they are the reasons that attract people to use it. If you are considering choosing a material for your kitchen, quartz stone and soapstone are very good. Good kind of decision.

　　As for countertops, the quartz countertops produced by our company have attracted the favor of many designers. We can also design quartz countertops that everyone likes according to the needs of the market. Next, let's focus on quartz, which looks like soapstone.

　　A correct understanding of quartz:

　　Quartz, a term in geology, generally refers to low-temperature quartz (α-quartz), which is the most widely distributed mineral in the quartz group of minerals. Quartz in a broad sense also includes high-temperature quartz (β-quartz), coesite, and the like. The main component is SiO2, which is colorless and transparent, often containing a small amount of impurity components, and turns into a translucent or opaque crystal with a hard texture. Quartz is a mineral resource with very stable physical and chemical properties. The crystal belongs to the oxide mineral of the trigonal crystal system.

　　A correct understanding of soapstone:

　　A metamorphic rock consisting essentially of talc that contains a variety of minerals, including mica, chlorite, pyroxene, amphibole, quartz, calcite, and iron oxide. Colors vary from white to greenish gray and dark green. Can be used for engraving. The places where soapstone is mainly produced are Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia.

　　Quartz that looks like soapstone:

　　As mentioned earlier, our quartz countertops can imitate any look you want, such as quartz that looks like soapstone. Let me share with you three of our company's quartz that look like soapstone:

　　1, 4046 Fossil Gray. 　　The gray bottom and black texture make the appearance of the quartz countertop really look like soapstone.

　　2, 4017 Bianco. 　　The brown-black base and golden texture are also a kind of soapstone imitation.

　　3, 4032 Coarse. 　　Soapstone is also available in white. Based on this, we also produce white quartz countertops with a gray appearance, which is also a good choice.

　　Next, let's look at the cost price comparison between quartz and soapstone:

　　Quartz: Between $30 and $100 per square foot.

　　Soapstone: Between $55 and $120 per square foot.

　　If you want to use quartz that looks like soapstone, then the three shared above must have your favorite, you can click on the picture for details, or contact us directly on this page, we will provide free samples for your reference, or press your Requirements to design quartz countertops!