Quartzite Tiles and Quartzite Stones

Metamorphism of quartz stone leads to the formation of Quartzite. Its appeal lies in its non-slippery and fireproof nature. Quartzite stone structures are characterized by a granoblastic texture. These are medium grained. These are available to you in the form of quartzite tiles, quartzite stones for wall-cladding, roofing and flooring and may be put to any other use for the interiors or the external structure of buildings. Quartzite flooring is known to impart an elegant and sophisticated look to the house or an office building. 

Special Features

Exactly smooth surface with no cleftness, soft color and thickness varying from 10 to 60 mm.

Hardness, World's Best Quartzite

Natural quartzite stones available in varying levels of porosity, hardness and compressive strength can be used to deck up both the interiors and the exteriors. Quartzite tiles render a graceful and natural finish and are more cost effective as compared to other wall and floor coverings.

All quartzite tiles and quartzite slabs are fireproof and non-slippery. Owing to this fact quarzite flooring with quarzite slabs are mostly preferred in architecture, flooring, wall cladding and roofing, etc. Quartzite is usually available in black, dark grey, greenish grey, copper and purplish grey.

Quartzite stone is the result of millions of years of seashells and bones of sea creature settling on an ocean floor (hence quartzite stone is also known as sedimentary stone). The calcium in the bones and shells combines with Carbon Dioxide in the water to form calcium carbonate, which forms the basic mineral structure of all limestone, quartzite.

Less than 3% of the quarzite stones are of the color of other natural elements present when the stone was formed (i.e. Iron deposits give you a red brown).

We rank among the premium quartzite exporters and quartzite suppliers in Rajasthan, India.