BOSTON GRANITE EXCHANGE
QuartZ

The BGE Quartz Collection offers an extensive selection of quartz, an alternative to natural stone, providing a durable solution for a wide variety of residential and commercial uses. Quartz is man-made and our collection represents many design and color options. Quartz is not suitable for exterior applications.
Use
Kitchen countertops, bar tops, surrounds and flooring.
Look
Trendy, lustrous, ranges from marble contemporary look to earth tones.
Finish
Polished, glacé (matte), and crêpe (slightly rough). Please inquire if interested in honed.
Sources
Multiple sources including Europe, India and made in the USA. None of our quartz is sourced from China.
Relative Cost
The BGE Quartz Collection provides options for all budgets.
Care
Daily care is easy; no sealing required. Consult with your fabricator for recommended care instructions.
Resistance Levels

HIGH

HIGH

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW
Composite: man-made product with up to 93% quartz; remaining percentage is binder and pigment.

Imported from Portugal, this high-end quartz line offers beautiful designs for any project. Available finishes include polished, glacé, COMPAC’s superior matte, and crêpe, a slightly roughened, non-glare finish.


COMPAC Obsidiana
With Obsidiana, COMPAC has created a new category: sustainable surfaces.
In step with COMPAC’s Ethical Beauty philosophy, Obsidiana are the first surfaces created using up to 100% recycled glass.
And it has the same features, level of finish and beauty of COMPAC quartz.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is quartz?
Quartz is an engineered stone with up to 93% quartz and the remaining percentage made of binder and pigment. An alternative to natural stone, quartz is man-made and offers a wide variety of designs and colors. It is a durable solution for a wide variety of residential and commercial uses with the exception of exterior use.
What are the best uses of quartz?
Countertops, bar tops, surrounds and flooring. Quartz is NOT suitable for outdoor use.
How do you care for quartz?
Daily care is easy; no sealing required. Consult with your fabricator for recommended care instructions.
Does quartz require sealing?
No.
What are the best uses for Obsidiana?
Obsidiana is well-suited for islands, counters, backsplashes, vanity tops, bar tops and vertical surfaces/surrounds.
How do you care for Obsidiana?
Like quartz, daily care is easy, and no sealing is required. Consult with your fabricator for recommended care instructions.
What are the best stones for stain resistance?
What are the best stones for abrasion resistance?
Granite, soapstone, quartzite and quartz.
What are the best stones to resist etching?
Granite, soapstone, quartzite and quartz.
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