Taj Mahal Quartzite

Taj Mahal quartzite is a natural stone from Brazil with a distinctive appearance. It features a delicate beige backdrop with veins ranging from whites, beige, hints of orange and greys with incredible versatility. Taj Mahal quartzite has the beautiful look of an exquisite marble and performs like the toughest granite bringing a natural blend of resistant minerals making it a great choice for kitchens, bathrooms, floors and focal areas in residential and commercial applications.
Taj Mahal quartzite is a distinctive natural stone that differentiates from marble in that it does not contain calcium meaning that it won t etch when exposed to acid substances from orange, lemon and similar foods, making it suitable for food preparation and applications such as kitchen worktops, bar counters and countertops that require a luxurious yet sturdy stone.
Taj Mahal is a quartzite stone under European Union mineral classification and as a granite in the United States and China. Some quarries will also name it marble due to it similar looks to the popular stone. This can send mixed signals at the time of researching about this precious stone.
Taj Mahal comes in very large slabs with dimensions ranging in between 2800x1850mm and 3200x1950mm and with approximately 6.5 square meters of surface on each slab, it is a material that allows for large panels in wall cladding and striking pieces without any joints.
Some of the features and benefits of Taj Mahal quartzite:

Increasingly popular material due to a mix of sophisticated looks with an element of crystalline minerals.
Decadent and luxurious
Extremely durable
Available in earthy colours and stunning appearance
Highly suitable for contemporary interiors
Adds resale value to any property
Honed finished provide vintage and old fashioned looks
Easy maintenance regime
Naturally strong: third strongest mineral on earth
Natural product
Non-toxic
Suitable for food preparation areas