Caesarstone Quartz Worktops at Affordable Granite – Scroll down for swatches 
History, Design and innovation in Quartz
It is a little-known fact that the Quartz Worktop was invented in Israel. Founded in 1987, Caesarstone was an early pioneer of the natural quartz surfaces market. When Paco Cosentino was still trying to make the forerunner of Silestone by mixing waste marble chips with resin in Southern Spain,  Caesarstone was already up and running using real quartz at the opposite end of the Mediterranean.

Caesarstone is a beautiful engineered quartz stone which comprises approximately 93% natural quartz.  Practical, durable and attractive, it has significant advantages over natural stone and other surfacing materials due to its superior strength and quality. Caesarstone is ideal for kitchen worktops, kitchen countertops, bathroom countertops, bathroom vanity units and quartz tiles. Every Caesarstone quartz worktop surface comes with a comprehensive 25 year guarantee to provide further peace of mind.

Caesarstone is not the world’s largest quartz manufacturer, but it is one of the most innovative. We love the quality of the natural-stone copies. Ever since the ground-breaking London Grey, we have come to expect the very best, most natural-looking marble, limestone and travertine copies from the Caesarea manufacturer. The Group 4 materials, especially, are perhaps the loveliest batch of engineered stones on the market, and quite different as a group to any other manufacturer. For a report on a visit to Caesarstone by Andy Philips, please see here.

Caesarstone Quartz is manufactured in standard size slabs at 3050x1440mm in either 20mm or 30mm thickness. In some colours, Jumbo slabs are available at 3240x1640mm – these are noted below.

Like most quartz manufacturers, Caesarstone group their products into price bands. Here is the full range, band by band. The code numbers with each quartz are useful – like many international companies, Caesarstone finds that the same product name may not work everywhere. These codes are widely used and can avoid any confusion.