Because quartz worktops are made of strong resins and real quartz crystals, they are typically quite scratch resistant. Compared to materials like genuine stone or laminate counters, these surfaces are less likely to scratch because to the hardness of quartz, one of the hardest rocks.
Quartz worktops can get scratches from regular use, although they are not completely impervious to them. Sandpaper, diamonds, and some strong cleaning solutions are examples of abrasive materials that may scratch or harm the surface. As a result, it’s best to keep sharp objects away from the quartz surface by using cutting boards or protective mats.
The surface and its ability to withstand scratches can be preserved over time with regular maintenance and care, such as the use of gentle, non-abrasive cleaners and the avoidance of strong scouring pads. All things considered, even though quartz worktops are extremely scratch-resistant, maintaining their flawless appearance will require great care to prevent abrasive contact. Read more
