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Quartz Engineered Stone, commonly known as engineered stone or composite stone, represents a sophisticated composite material meticulously created by amalgamating crushed stone fragments through a binding adhesive. Notably, the composition of most quartz slab adheres to a formulation ratio of approximately 93% crushed stone amalgamated with 7% pigmentation and resin content.

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The distinguishing hallmark of engineered stone lies in its striking semblance to natural stone. A subtle nuance distinguishes the two, however, in that engineered stone boasts a remarkable uniformity in both its pattern and coloration—a characteristic that sets it apart from natural stone, renowned for its inherent variations in patterns, hues, and colors. Engineered quartz, being an artfully created product, ensures a consistent visual aesthetic across all slabs, minimizing any divergences in appearance.