Among the many quartz countertops, there is a popular countertop, that is the Calacatta quartz countertop. This countertop is favored by consumers for its unique appearance and superior performance.

Although the quartz countertop has good heat resistance, its heat resistance limit is usually between 150°C and 200°C. Placing a high-temperature iron directly on the quartz countertop may exceed its heat resistance range and cause damage to the countertop.

The rarity of calacatta quartz countertops makes their prices relatively high. Due to its unique appearance, hard texture, and easy cleaning, the price of calacatta quartz is usually much higher than other common countertop materials.

The calacatta quartz countertop is one of the most popular materials in the current natural stone field. Its name comes from the Greek word for "sparkling", which fully reflects the luxury and nobility of this material.

Quartz, as the hardest material on earth after diamond, ensures that the countertop is not easily scratched in daily use. Whether it is knives, cutlery, or other sharp objects in the kitchen, the calacatta quartz countertop can effectively resist and keep the surface smooth and flat.