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Water Jet Quartz – white quartz with fine scattered beige-brown chips, 18mm polished slab

Water Jet Quartz photo 1 – white quartz with fine scattered beige-brown chips

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Water Jet Quartz

Material: Quartz | Origin: China | Finish: High Gloss

Rs 1,350 – 1,500 / sq ftEstimated rate. The exact price depends on slab size, thickness and quantity; WhatsApp us for today's rate.

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ENGINEERED QUARTZ ORIGIN: CHINA

Original Name

Water Jet Quartz

Material Type

Quartz

Country of Origin

China

Colors

Natural Stone Tone

Surface

High Gloss, Heat Tolerant (use trivets), Near-Zero Water Absorption

Finish

Polished / Re-Polishable

Thickness

18mm

Available Size

1800mm x 2700mm

Best Use

Kitchen Counters, Vanities, Steps, Dining Tops, Bed Side Tables, Consoles

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Description

Water Jet Quartz is an engineered quartz surface with a white base with fine scattered beige and brown chips.

A forgiving speckled white for kitchen backsplashes and counters.

Water Jet Quartz is stocked as 1800mm x 2700mm slabs, 18mm thick, with a polished finish.

Origin & Technical Profile

Origin: Manufactured in China and imported by FB Marble.

What the slab looks like: A white base with fine scattered beige and brown chips.

Material	Engineered stone: crushed quartz bound with polymer resin and pigment
Country of origin	China
Finish	Polished / Re-Polishable
Thickness	18mm
Slab size	1800mm x 2700mm
Composition	Roughly 90–93% quartz aggregate, the rest resin and pigment
Density	About 2.3 – 2.4 g/cm³
Water absorption	Near zero (typically ≤ 0.05%) — no sealing needed
Hardness	About 7 Mohs (quartz aggregate)
Heat	Resin can scorch above ~150 °C — always use a trivet
Outdoor use	Not recommended — strong UV can yellow the resin
Fabrication	Cut wet only: dry-cutting quartz releases crystalline silica dust

Practical note: Daily cleaning with mild soap is enough; avoid oven cleaner, paint stripper and other strong solvents that attack the resin.

Technical figures are typical values for this type of material; colour can shift slightly between production batches, so match slabs from the same batch.

Choosing Water Jet Quartz

The look: Water Jet Quartz has a white base with fine scattered beige and brown chips. A forgiving speckled white for kitchen backsplashes and counters.

Living with the pattern: The chips in Water Jet Quartz make a busy, playful surface that hides spills and crumbs well. Joints are easy to blend, so it suits long counters and shop fronts.

Where it works best: Kitchen counters, bathroom vanities, office desks and shop counters where an easy, clean look is wanted.

What goes with Water Jet Quartz:

Any cabinet colour: wood, white, grey, green or navy all work
Coloured or patterned tiles on the backsplash, since the top stays calm
Chrome or brushed steel taps for a clean, modern finish
Small kitchens and bathrooms, where a light top makes the room feel bigger

Similar quartz colours

Fine Decor Quartz: off-white quartz with multicoloured terrazzo chips.
Sparkling White Quartz: white quartz with fine multicoloured terrazzo dots.
California Gold Quartz: pale mint-white quartz with dark terrazzo specks.
Ice White: bright white quartz with fine grey speckle (fine speckle instead of terrazzo chips).

Compare with white granite: White granite costs less and takes heat better, but its grains and spots are busier than this smooth quartz. See white granite colours and rates.

Qualities & Specification

Surface

High Gloss
Heat Tolerant — use trivets
Near-Zero Water Absorption

Qualities & Installation

Hard Material
Re-Polished Material — repolish anytime
Full Body Material — not printed
Thickness: 18mm
Installation as easy as natural stone

Applications

Kitchen Counters
Vanities
Steps
Dining Tops
Bed Side Tables
Consoles

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Water Jet Quartz take hot pans?

Water Jet Quartz handles warm dishes, but like all quartz its resin binder can scorch or discolour above roughly 150 °C, so always put hot pots and pans on a trivet. It absorbs almost no water and never needs sealing.

Does Water Jet Quartz need sealing, and will haldi stain it?

No sealing is needed — Water Jet Quartz absorbs almost no water. On a light surface like this, haldi or strong masala left for hours can leave a faint yellow mark, so wipe spills after cooking; a dried mark usually lifts with a non-abrasive cream cleaner. Avoid bleach and oven cleaner.

What is the difference between Water Jet Quartz and Calacatta Wave?

Water Jet Quartz is white quartz with fine scattered beige-brown chips, while Calacatta Wave is white quartz with soft flowing grey wave veins. Water Jet Quartz comes from China and Calacatta Wave from Imported. Both are engineered quartz with the same basic performance, so the choice is mainly colour and pattern — we can lay both slabs side by side for you in Lahore.

Can Water Jet Quartz be used outdoors or next to a sunny window?

Keep Water Jet Quartz indoors. Strong UV light can slowly yellow the resin in quartz, especially in Pakistan's summer sun; for terraces and outdoor kitchens use granite or porcelain instead.

Is the pattern on Water Jet Quartz printed, and what sizes are available?

No — Water Jet Quartz is a full-body material: the colour runs through the slab, so edges can be profiled and the surface re-polished. Slabs are 1800mm x 2700mm, 18mm thick. Ask on WhatsApp +92 323 4148908 for today's rate.