About Premium Imported Quartz
Imported quartz is engineered stone made abroad from natural quartz and resin. Premium brands invest in design, quality control and marketing, which is reflected in their prices.
Things to Consider
Cost
Premium imported quartz sits at the top of the quartz price range. Factor in freight, duty and exchange rates. Compare complete installed costs, not just slab prices.
Cracking After Installation
Quartz can crack if:
- Cabinets are uneven or poorly supported
- Hot pans are placed directly on the surface (thermal shock)
- Seams and cut-outs are poorly fabricated
- The slab is stressed during transport or installation
Professional templating, proper support and trivets prevent most issues.
Warranty Terms
Read the warranty carefully. Most exclude heat damage, chemical damage, impact and improper installation. Check whether the warranty is honoured locally.
Local Support
Ensure your supplier can provide matching slabs for future repairs and has an experienced fabrication team.
Availability
Imported designs may have long lead times. Check stock before finalising your kitchen schedule.
Colour Choice
- Small kitchens: whites and light marble-looks.
- Busy family kitchens: veined or speckled designs that hide marks.
- Statement islands: bold veining or bookmatched slabs.
- Warm interiors: creams and gold-veined designs.
Advantages of Quartz
- Non-porous and stain-resistant
- No sealing
- Scratch-resistant
- Consistent colour
- Wide design range
A Practical Alternative
FB Marble's quartz collection offers more than 80 designs with around 93% natural quartz content, held in stock in Lahore, with in-house fabrication and installation.
Need Help Choosing?
Our team at FB Marble will help you compare samples, check full slabs and plan your project from measurement to installation. Call or WhatsApp +92 323 4148908, or visit fbmarble.com to explore our collections and request free samples.
