Adamantium
Quartzite
3cm
Taj Mahal
A creamy beige quartzite with soft, low-contrast movement and a faint translucency, so it glows rather than glares under downlights. Being quartzite, it is hard: knives, hot pans and lemon juice do not affect it the way they affect marble. Our most requested kitchen stone.
Variation
Natural stone: every slab is different
This is quarried material. Color, veining and movement vary from slab to slab and from bundle to bundle, and no two are the same. The photograph shows one slab and is not the range. Pick the actual slabs off the rack, and take everything your job needs from the same bundle. a later order will be a different block and will not match.
Availability
One showroom: 11129 Zodiac Ln, Dallas. Call before you drive over if you need a particular slab held.
Other slabs of this stone in the racks
Screens vary. These photographs are unedited and ungraded, but the only accurate way to judge a stone is to stand in front of it.
Specification
| Material | Quartzite |
|---|---|
| Origin | Brazil |
| Color family | Not recorded |
| Finish | Not recorded |
| Thickness | 2cm, 3cm |
| Average slab size | 127″ × 77″Slabs vary; measured per slab |
Lab-tested performance data (absorption, flexural strength, slip resistance) is held by the quarry or the manufacturer and is not published per slab.
Racked in
| Thickness | Average slab | SKU | Racked today |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2cm | 127″ × 77″ | 2036 | Check today’s 2cm Taj Mahal slabs in the live inventory |
| 3cm | 128″ × 77″ | 497 | Check today’s 3cm Taj Mahal slabs in the live inventory |
Thicknesses are the range we carry. The number standing in the racks is in the live inventory.
