Dried spills and grease
Soften with warm soapy water, then lift with a plastic scraper; finish with a damp cloth.
Quartz Countertop Care Guide for Your Customers
Hand your customers clear care instructions and cut down on complaints: daily cleaning, stains, heat and the chemicals that damage quartz.
In one paragraph
Engineered quartz is non-porous and does not need sealing. Daily cleaning needs only warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth. The two things that damage quartz are direct high heat, which can mark the resin, and strong chemicals such as bleach, oven cleaner and paint stripper.
- Sealing
- Not needed
- Daily cleaning
- Warm water, mild soap, soft cloth
- Avoid
- Direct high heat, strong chemicals
- Note
- General guidance, not test data
Four habits that keep quartz looking new
- 01
Wipe spills soon
Wipe spills with warm water and mild soap before they dry.
- 02
Use a trivet
Put hot pans and appliances on a trivet, not directly on the quartz.
- 03
Use a cutting board
Cut on a board; knives can mark the surface and dull quickly.
- 04
Skip harsh cleaners
Avoid bleach, oven cleaner, paint stripper and abrasive pads.
Common problems and how to handle them
Water marks and limescale
Use a cleaner labelled safe for quartz; avoid acidic or abrasive products left on the surface.
Ink, dye and marker
Treat quickly with a cleaner labelled safe for quartz; strong dyes left for a long time can mark a light surface.
Heat marks
Heat marks in the resin cannot be cleaned away; prevention with trivets is the only fix.
Quartz in volume, colours mixed in one container
20GP
Container minimum
Auro Quartz ships from one 20GP container, with colours mixed in the same container.
199
Calacatta designs
Four catalogue collections, from fine grey veins to wide gold veins.
2
Slab formats
Jumbo 3200 × 1600 mm and Standard 3000 × 1400 mm, 20 mm or 30 mm thick.
Cut
To your drawing
Auro Quartz cuts the pieces before shipping and crates them for export.
Veined colours hide daily marks better than plain ones
Busy veins and mid-tone bases hide crumbs, water marks and fingerprints better than plain white or polished black. Show customers who worry about upkeep the veined colours.
See the marble-look coloursFrom drawings to a loaded container in five steps
- 01
Send colours and drawings
The trade buyer sends colour codes, thickness and the cut list or drawings.
- 02
Confirm the specification
Auro Quartz confirms slab format, thickness, sizes and colours in writing.
- 03
Plan the container
Auro Quartz plans the container load, with colours mixed as needed.
- 04
Production and cutting
Auro Quartz produces the slabs and cuts the pieces in the Auro Quartz factory.
- 05
Crating and shipping
Auro Quartz crates the slabs and cut pieces for export and loads the container.
Quartz care questions
Anything else? Ask Auro Quartz »
Does quartz need sealing?
No. Engineered quartz is non-porous and does not need sealing.
Can I put a hot pan on quartz?
No. Direct high heat can mark the resin in engineered quartz; use a trivet.
Which cleaners should not be used on quartz?
Avoid bleach, oven cleaner, paint stripper, strong acids or alkalis and abrasive pads.
Does Auro Quartz give a warranty?
Ask Auro Quartz about warranty terms when you request a quote; terms are confirmed in writing for each order.
Samples & quotes
Get a container quote for slabs or cut-to-size tops
Tell Auro Quartz the colours, thickness, quantity and destination port. Auro Quartz replies by email or WhatsApp.
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