Calacatta Laza Quartz – Colors & Size

Description:

The Calacatta Laza Quartz is a high-quality surface that looks like real marble but is stronger than quartz. Also the design has a bright white background with wide, striking lines of soft grey and gold that give it a classic and refined look. It is a great for countertops, backsplashes, kitchen, bathroom vanities, and even accent walls, for adding a modern touch to any space. Designed to handle everyday wear and tear, Calacatta Laza Quartz is immune to stains, scratches, and heat.

It has non-porous surface means it doesn’t need covering and is easy to clean. Suitable for both homes and businesses because this quartz offers an ideal mix of style and usefulness. Choose this quartz as the focal point of your design for a stunning surface that requires minimal care while enhancing your space for years to come.

Description

Calacatta Laza Quartz Countertop

Residential: Yes
Commercial: Yes

Flooring

Residential: Yes
Commercial: Yes

Walls

Residential: Yes
Commercial: Yes

Fireplace

Residential: Yes
Commercial: Yes

Outdoor

Residential: Limited (not ideal for areas with direct sunlight due to possible discoloration)
Commercial: Limited (same as residential)

Exterior

Residential: Not recommended (quartz may discolor with UV exposure)
Commercial: Not recommended (same as residential)

Similar Product: Valle Nevado Granite

Additional information

Product Type:	Quartz
Origin:	Engineered Stone
Price	$70 to $120 per square foot
Finish:	Polished
Thickness:	2cm and 3cm
Colors	Bright White background with bold, dramatic grey veining
Slab Size	Varies by manufacturer, typically around 126 x 63 inches (320 x 160 cm)

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