Eased Edge Quartz

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Eased Edge Quartz

Eased edge quartz is a popular countertop material that is made from natural quartz, one of the strongest and most durable materials available. It is a great choice for any kitchen, bathroom, or other surface in your home that needs a beautiful and hard-wearing countertop. Eased edge quartz is a unique material that looks like granite but is much more durable and easier to maintain. The edges of the quartz are eased, or rounded, to create a softer look and feel. This makes it perfect for countertops in areas where sharp edges could be a hazard.

Eased edge quartz is available in a variety of colors and patterns, so it’s easy to find the perfect look for your home. It’s also easy to care for and maintain, making it a great choice for busy households. The quartz is non-porous, so it won’t absorb liquids or odors, and it’s also resistant to scratches and heat.

Step by Step Guide to Installing Eased Edge Quartz

1. Measure the area where the quartz will be installed and cut the quartz to the correct size. Be sure to leave a 1/8 inch gap around the edges to allow for expansion and contraction.

2. Apply a thin layer of adhesive to the area where the quartz will be installed.

3. Place the quartz on top of the adhesive and press it into place. Use a level to make sure it is even.

4. Use a circular saw to cut the eased edges of the quartz. Make sure to use the correct blade for the material and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for safety.