Chicago Quartzite Countertops
The stone people ask for once they have seen it
What to know before you buy
Choosing your slab
New color
NEW New color
NEW Macchia Vecchia
NEW More Colors Arabescoto
NEW More Colors Atlantic Grey
NEW More Colors Calacata
NEW More Colors Calacata Picasso
NEW More Colors Calacata Black
NEW More Colors Venetian Gold
NEW More Colors Black Pearl
NEW More Colors Wavy White
NEW More Colors Classic Black
NEW More Colors Andes Black
NEW More Colors Mercury Gray
NEW More Colors White Macaubas
NEW More Colors Allure
NEW More Colors Agata Black
NEW More Colors Goldesse
NEW More Colors Fossillia
NEW More Colors Dolcivio
NEW More Colors Everline
NEW More Colors Antikella
NEW More Colors Onyxa
NEW More Colors Port Gold
NEW More Colors Statuario Versilia
NEW More Colors Pietra Grey 2
NEW More Colors Marquinia Select Black
NEW More Colors Calacatta Mediceo
NEW More Colors Borealis
NEW More Colors Kedar
NEW More Colors Bering
NEW More Colors Inuk
NEW More Colors Evok
NEW More Colors Thala
NEW More Colors Blanco Maple
NEW More Colors Calacatta Themis
NEW More Colors Calacatta Tova
NEW More Colors Bronze Rivers
NEW More Colors Linen Cream
NEW More Colors Motion Grey
NEW More Colors Quintessa
NEW More Colors Merivale
NEW More Colors St. Loxley
NEW More Colors Wyncrest
NEW More Colors St. Isley
NEW More Colors Remington Steel
NEW More Colors What we do with quartzite
Four steps, all under one roof: choose, template, fabricate, install.
Material selection
Choose the actual slab in our 10,000 sq ft showroom — over 1,000 in stock.
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In-house fabrication
Cut, shaped and finished on our own machinery, including vein scanning.
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Frequently asked
Frequently asked
Frequently asked
Anything not here, call us on (847) 673-2156 or use the form below.
Anything not here, call us on (847) 673-2156 or use the form below.
Anything not here, call us on (847) 673-2156 or use the form below.
Many quartzites are, yes — and considerably harder than marble.
Many quartzites are, yes — and considerably harder than marble.
Many quartzites are, yes — and considerably harder than marble.
No. Quartzite is natural stone from the ground; quartz is engineered from ground stone and resin. They look and behave differently.
No. Quartzite is natural stone from the ground; quartz is engineered from ground stone and resin. They look and behave differently.
No. Quartzite is natural stone from the ground; quartz is engineered from ground stone and resin. They look and behave differently.
Yes, it is natural and porous. We seal it on installation and it is straightforward to maintain.
Yes, it is natural and porous. We seal it on installation and it is straightforward to maintain.
Yes, it is natural and porous. We seal it on installation and it is straightforward to maintain.
This is exactly why people choose quartzite. Come and see the white and grey slabs.
This is exactly why people choose quartzite. Come and see the white and grey slabs.
This is exactly why people choose quartzite. Come and see the white and grey slabs.
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