There are numerous possibilities available when it comes to installing stone surfaces. There are several types of natural stone, including marble, granite, limestone, and quartz, but one is frequently overlooked; an all-natural stone with many benefits! Quartzite, as you would have already predicted!! There are many different varieties of quartzite available on the market, ranging from dark quartzite to light quartzite, that you can choose for your home renovations, commercial spaces, business settings, outdoors, and much more.

If the term "quartzite" is unfamiliar to you, quartzite is a natural stone that by geological definition, is a metamorphic rock that has long been employed in interior decorating and building. We'll go over the benefits of using quartzite in general and Labradorite Green Blue Quartzite in more detail below.

Labradorite Blue Green Quartzite

One of the most gorgeous, semi-precious, dark quartzite stones is this Green Blue Labradorite Quartzite. This quartzite features a base colour of black and shimmers in royal blue, silver, red, and green tones. Due to the rarity of quartzite, your interior will have a distinctly exotic look. This quartzite, which is distinguished for its dazzling colours that shimmer and sparkle, guarantees a gorgeous appearance in your kitchen.

Worktop slabs made of Labradorite Green Blue Quartzite are available in two distinct sizes and two different finishes. The traditional, glossy polished surface of labradorite, green, and blue quartzite is available, as well as a velvety-to-touch, leather texture. Since this dark quartzite is a natural stone, every stone slab differs with its own distinct beauty, with slightly varied shapes, designs, colours, and gradients appearing. Therefore, it is advised that you choose the precise slabs of stone that you will need for your project after viewing it in person.

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Specifications of Labradorite Green Blue Quartzite

Full Name: Labradorite Green Blue Quartzite

Classification: Quartzite (though some call it granite)

Origin: South Africa

Original Texture: Coarse 

Stone Colour: Green-Blue

Pattern: Patches

Pattern Variation Level: High

Porosity: Low

Heat Resistivity: High

Uses: Indoors and Outdoors

Synonymous Names: Green Blue Quartzite, Blue Green Quartzite, Blue Green Granite, Green Blue Granite, Labradorite Green Blue Granite, Madagascar Granite, Madagascar quartzite, Labradorite Madagascar Granite, Labradorite Madagascar quartzite

Size and Thickness of Quartzite

The most common quartzite thicknesses are 20mm and 30mm, with 20mm better suited to contemporary kitchen designs and 30mm better suited to more classic, traditional-style kitchens. For kitchen islands and other big surfaces where seamless installation is necessary, these huge slab sizes are excellent.

Reasons to Choose Labradorite Green Blue Quartzite:

This Dark Quartzite is Commendable Robust

The durability of Labradorite quartzite is one of its main benefits. Even though granite is one of the toughest countertop materials available, quartzite is equally as enduring, if not more so, than granite. Labradorite Quartzite is extremely heat resistant, although it can chip and break in extremely rare circumstances. Labradorite makes one of the perfect countertop materials if you want something that will hold up in a busy kitchen.

Dark Quartzite Counter with Exquisite Patterns

The genuine beauty of these green-blue quartzite surfaces is another factor contributing to their superiority. There are many different colours of this natural stone available to match any house design. Additionally, quartzite's distinctive design as a whole gives your area a wonderful earthy vibe.

This Dark Quartzite is Low Maintenance

Labradorite Quartzite surfaces also have the advantage of being simple to maintain. Deciding to seal your quartzite shall make your daily tasks even simpler. You don't have to stress too much about unforeseen damages and mishaps happening because this material is very sturdy. Nevertheless, you should still take good care of your worktops by removing spills as soon as possible and ensuring you're using appropriate cleaning supplies.

This Dark Quartzite is Resistant To Etching

The material is extremely robust, resilient, and stain- and heat-resistant. Since quartzite is mainly composed of

silica, Labradorite Green-Blue Quartzite has great immunity against anything acidic, which means no etching.

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What makes Quartzite Slab Worth Investing on?

Heat Resistant

Unaffected by Moisture

Low Upkeep

Sustainable choice 

Both Stylish and Functional

Incredibly Robust and Resilient

Superb worktop surface because of the variety of styles and the value for money

A wide variety of colours, widths, and textures are obtainable.

Naturally scratch and stain resistant

The hygienic choice for hospitals and restaurants 

Quartzite Installation by Work-tops

At Work-tops.com, we have installed quartzite surfaces for a number of homeowners. From kitchen worktops to islands and peninsulas, our team has done it all!

We complete Template-to-Installation within 10 days for basic kitchens, so for a quick installation, note this email id info@work-tops.com. 

NOTE: Labradorite Green Blue Quartzite AND Labradorite Green Blue Granite are the same material. Some regard it as granite while others regard it as quartzite.

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