Quartzite Taj Mahal
837 €
1196 €
The final price per m2 of stone depends on the complexity of the project and how the stone is to be treated, e.g. which edge, which openings, etc.
The final price is also affected by whether the goods are in stock or not, check this with the seller.
Frequently asked questions
Is Quartzite Taj Mahal the same as marble?
No. Taj Mahal is a quartzite, which is considerably harder than marble (hardness 7 vs. marble 3–4 on the Mohs scale). Although they can look similar, quartzite is more resistant to scratches and stains, which makes it a more practical choice for a kitchen worktop in active use.
Does Taj Mahal quartzite need to be sealed?
Yes. As a natural stone, Taj Mahal has a certain porosity, so we recommend applying a sealant at installation and about once a year thereafter. This protects the surface from stains and keeps the stone beautiful for years.
Does Taj Mahal suit a white kitchen?
Very well. The creamy base colour and delicate golden-beige veins complement white kitchen cabinets exceptionally beautifully. The stone brings warmth and texture without competing with the interior – the result is a sophisticated and timeless whole.
How much does a Taj Mahal kitchen worktop cost compared with quartz slabs?
Quartzite Taj Mahal belongs to the premium segment and is priced accordingly – usually higher than standard granite or quartz worktops. The exact price depends on dimensions, thickness and finishing. Contact the Nordgranit team for a tailored quote.
Can Taj Mahal be used in the bathroom?
Yes, Quartzite Taj Mahal is excellent as a bathroom stone top. Its dense structure withstands moisture well, and the creamy tone creates a luxury-hotel atmosphere in the bathroom. Regular sealing is also recommended in the bathroom.
Key facts
| Price | from 837 €/m² — fixed quote based on your measurements |
| Delivery | Delivery and installation in Finland — 14 working days from drawing approval |
See also: full stone catalogue · price guide
