Quartzite Stone Slabs are the new favourite among architects and interior designers owing to its striking beauty and high durability. Available in both backlit and non-backlit varieties, quartzite stone in Kishangarh is in vogue for luxuriant residences and commercial spaces.

Adorn your living spaces with vibrant slabs displaying a captivating motley of patterns and hues – right from the astonishing twilight dunes of the Sahara to the alpine dawn and glimmering lakes, there’s a quartzite slab for you.

Beyond their natural beauty and strength, quartzite slabs are redefined at Ninety Degree Stone with exquisite surface finishes.

A quartzite slab that begins as sandstone, undergoes a natural process of heat and pressure and is fused with sparkly quartz crystals to form quartzite. It is typically available in shades of white or light grey, but minerals in the stone can lend pink, gold, or reddish-brown hues.

Sometimes they manifest in the form of crystals, making the slabs pervious to light and creating stunning patterns on the surface. This is also why quartzite slabs are used as highlighters and on focus walls in the living room and high-end corporate offices.

If you’re looking for quartzite stone in Kishangarh, Ninety Degree Stone is the place to be. Enquire today and bring home the most splendid pieces of natural art.

Quartz is a mineral that often makes up around 50% of quartzite stone. Quartz slabs are man-made slabs comprising quartz pieces or pulverised quartz moulded into a specific shape and held together with adhesive and resin.

• Quartzite is naturally much stronger and flaunts a high dimensional stability (having low thermal coefficient).

• Each quartzite slab is unique and oozes natural charm, while quartz slabs are artificially made and its design can be easily replicated.

• Quartzite retains its vibrant colour forever. Even if it looks dull with years of use, the slab only needs a quick polish to restore its ethereal beauty. On the other hand, a quartz slab does not have a long lifespan – once its shine and colour fade away, there’s no way it can be restored easily.

Like granite, most quartzite is very heat resistant and can withstand hot pots and pans.

The hard stone is stain-proof to a large degree. Also, it’s pretty much scratch-resistant – you need not worry about chucking the knife a bit too hard or edges crumbling away with time.

Come rain or shine, snow or storm, the quartzite stone stands unblemished for years to come. This is also why it is perfect for use in exterior facades.

Unlike tiles and wallpapers, the quartzite slab is anti-bacterial and doesn’t aid mildew. The right choice for health-conscious homeowners who don’t compromise on safety over style.

Being a natural resource, you can use quartzite anywhere, but it is most preferred as highlights, focus walls, accent walls, and even flooring. Quartzite countertops are also popular, as are table tops and vanities. Whether you choose backlit quartzite or the non-backlit varieties that are enhanced by the textured finishes, they are bound to up the ambience and visual appeal of your space and elevate it to a paradise for the senses.

Backlit quartzite countertops are preferred for cocktail lounges, home bars and table-tops as they are phenomenal to look at and resistant to stains and etching with liquid spills – unlike marble. Quartzite can also be backlit to add to the oomph of any space and create a memorable ambience with uniform lighting which dim hanging lamps may not be able to achieve.

Contact us to choose from a wide range and buy quartzite slabs online. Explore our wide range of quartzite and choose the type, thickness and finish you desire for your dream space.

Ninety Degree Stone processes each slab and tests them against international standards to ensure they outlive generations. For more information, call us and schedule a personal consultation with our Stone Experts.

Yes, quartzite is 100% natural stone. Our processing technology reinforces the natural strength and beauty of the stone.

Quartzite is the natural stone, so it’s stronger, more durable and than artificially created quartz slabs.

Typically, quartzite is more expensive than granite – but the quartzite price depends on many factors. For more information, connect with our Stone Experts.

Yes, quartzite is highly resistant to heat. That’s why it’s preferred for countertops and facades in tropical regions too.