Types

Quartzite:

Is composed of sandstone that has been metamorphosed. Quartzite is much harder than the parent rock, sandstone. It forms from sandstone that has come into contact with deeply buried magmas. Quartzite looks similar to its parent rock. The best way to tell quartzite from sandstone is to break the rocks. Sandstone will shatter into many individual grains of sand while quartzite will break across the grains.

Main characteristics:

  • · When exposed to the sun doesn’t absorb heat.
  • · High abrasion resistance.
  • · It is anti skidding.
  • · Does not retain water.

Clover Quarzite

Clover Quarzite

Jasmine Quarzite

Jasmine Quarzite

Sunflower Quarzite

Sunflower Quarzite

Uses:

Excellent for pool decks, pool coping, floor and wall covering.

Each stone and therefore each floor are unique in character and variation must be expected. All tile / slab sizes and thickness are an approximation only and all tiles and slabs will vary in color, tone, markings and texture from those shown in the website / brochure or from samples received.