Calacatta Quartz

In marble, no two slabs are ever alike, and that is exactly why Calacatta Quartz should be chosen slab by slab rather than trusted to a photo.

As a natural stone, marble is sensitive to acids: lemon, wine and vinegar can leave a dull mark if they are allowed to soak in. Sealing and prompt wiping keep the surface in good condition for years.

Stoneks has worked with stone for more than 20 years, and we go through together where marble suits your project and where a more durable alternative is worth considering.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Calacatta Quartz worktop cost?

The price of marble is affected by slab usage, the shape of the worktop, edge profile and cut-outs, and the chosen slab, since the veining varies. We prepare a quote based on your dimensions and tell you at the same time how many slabs the plan requires.

Where does marble belong — and where not?

Marble is beautiful but acid-sensitive natural stone, so it suits settings best where a gradually developing patina is accepted. Tell us your application, and we will assess together whether marble or a more durable stone is the better choice.

What kind of care does marble require?

Marble is sealed after installation and the treatment is renewed according to use. Wipe up acidic splashes immediately, use a mildly alkaline detergent and never a limescale remover. A chopping board and a trivet are recommended.

How quickly is a marble worktop delivered?

Delivery and installation in Finland — 14 working days from drawing approval. The slab is selected before measuring, so we know how the veining will sit in the finished worktop.