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Azul Imperiale Quartzite countertops bring beautiful blue hues together with white and gold veins, creating an unusual linear movement. Quartzite is suitable for a variety of design elements in addition to countertops. Create beautiful floors, accent walls, backsplashes and more with this durable natural stone. Azul Imperial is a quartzite from State of Bahia, the northeast of Brazil. It is quartzite but also has the feature of sandstone, you can find it from its background. Light blue background with dark blue veins. Bright white points along the veins, evenly dispersed on the surface.

This stunning stone may be used in several ways: thanks to its resistance it is ideal for making tables, kitchen worktops, indoor or outdoor. it is able to offer the true beauty of natural stone with its unique and often exotic looks, along with durability, strength and longevity. It is also sure to add value to any property in which it is installed.

QUARTZITE
A naturally occurring metamorphic rock. It is created when sandstone is subjected to extreme heat and pressure caused by tectonic plate compression in the crust of the earth. The stone is mined and sawn into slabs which we later precisely cut to become your new Worktops. The tops are polished and sealed for beauty and durability.

Features, durability and benefits of Azul Imperial:
Quartzite is harder than granite, so it is incredibly durable. It withstands heat very well.
Quartzite requires very little maintenance. It wipes clean with a damp cloth.
Entirely natural beauty
Luxurious yet practical
Ideal worktop material due to variety of looks and investment value
Available in a wide array of colours, thicknesses and finishes
Easy maintenance
Naturally resistant to staining and scratching
Suitable for food preparation areas

Slabs sizes are around 3000mm x 1900mm, 20mm or 30mm thick with a Polished finish.

Being a natural stone, each block of Azul Imperial varies with its own unique beauty, with slightly different shapes, patterns, colours and gradients emerging. Therefore, it is recommended that you view the stone in person and select the exact slabs that you are going to be using for your project.