-Concrete Q-

Concrete Q, from a range of quartz surfaces by three Far East producers with their own production lines, not Breton, offers an interpretation of exposed concrete in a warmer tone than a classic cement grey. The background is grey with a beige cast (greige) and a fine sandy grain, while small dark specks like ground pepper are scattered across the whole surface. On top of this, pale, irregular beige-grey patches with blurred outlines recall the aggregate in concrete and give the slab movement without veins. Unlike real concrete, resin-bound quartz has no pores and therefore no need for sealing. No technical data is published for the product, and the table states typical values for quartz surfaces. The slab has a polished finish, and the available sizes and thicknesses are set out in the quotation. It is suited to kitchen countertops, islands, bathroom surfaces, wall cladding, tables and interior floors, especially in contemporary schemes with wood, black or white. For everyday cleaning use a damp cloth and a mild cleaner; strong chemicals, hot cookware directly on the slab and permanent exposure to the sun are best avoided.