White quartzite
White quartzite is where people land when they want the look of marble on a counter that sees real cooking.
The marble look, on a working counter.
Quartzite starts as sandstone and fuses into a very hard stone. It takes heat and wear, and acids like lemon juice don't dull the polish the way they do on marble.
You'll see some names more than once. When a stone comes in more than one finish or thickness, each one has its own listing.
Some stones sold as white quartzite elsewhere are softer, closer to marble. Test a sample at home: a knife shouldn't scratch it, and lemon juice left for a few minutes shouldn't leave a dull mark.
This list follows the main color our inventory system gives each stone, so a few blue and gold stones sit here too.
In the yard now
44 stones, 972 slabs on the floor.
Pulled from our inventory system, so stones come and go as they sell. Open a color for its photo, specs and which yard has it.
Next step
Tag your White quartzite slab.
Walk the yard, pick the exact slab, and we'll put it on hold for you. No appointment needed.