Why choose quartz over granite or marble?

Quartz is engineered from 90%+ natural quartz crystals bonded with resin. Unlike granite and marble, quartz is non-porous — it never needs sealing, resists stains (red wine, oil, coffee), and is food-safe out of the box. It offers consistent colour patterns and over 30 design options at Maruti Mining.

Is quartz heat-resistant for kitchen tops?

Quartz resists heat up to about 150°C (300°F) — sufficient for warm pans but not for direct contact with very hot cookware. Always use trivets and hot pads under cast-iron pots, baking trays or anything straight from a 200°C+ oven. The resin binder can discolour above the threshold; the quartz crystals themselves remain stable.

MARUTI MINING LIMITED

Premier Quartz Stone Supplier in Kenya, offering a wide range of high-quality quartz products that cater to various applications.

With a commitment to excellence and a dedication to delivering top-notch quartz stone solutions, Maruti Mining has established itself as a trusted name in
the industry.
Quartz stone, known for its exceptional durability and stunning aesthetics, has become a preferred choice for countertops, flooring, wall cladding, and other interior and exterior design projects. Maruti Mining understands the importance of providing clients with quartz stone products that not only meet
but exceed their expectations.
One of the distinguishing factors that sets Maruti Mining apart as the leading Quartz Stone Supplier in Kenya is their commitment to sourcing and processing quartz from the finest mines. This ensures that their customers receive quartz products of the highest quality with unmatched consistency and purity.
Whether it’s a residential kitchen renovation or a commercial construction project, Maruti Mining has the right quartz stone solution to enhance any space.
We stands as the foremost Quartz Stone Supplier offering top-quality quartz stone products that elevate the aesthetics and functionality of residential and commercial spaces alike. With a commitment to excellence, superior product quality, and exceptional customer service, Maruti Mining is the go-to
choice for all quartz stone needs in Kenya.

Quartz Stone

WHITE GALAXY QUARTZ

BROWN GALAXY QUARTZ

QUARTZ 302

EURO 101

BLACK GALAXY QUARTZ

EURO SANDSTONE

How much does quartz cost in Kenya?

Engineered quartz in Kenya costs KES 10,000 to 20,000 per Lm, fabricated and installed (2026 pricing). Quartz is non-porous and needs no sealing. Maruti stocks 8 leading brands including Caesarstone, Silestone, Cambria, and MSI Q.

93% crushed quartz + 7% resin — completely non-porous
No sealing, ever — just wipe with mild soap and water
Heat tolerant to about 150°C (use trivets for hot pans)
8 brands stocked; available in 2cm and 3cm thicknesses
Lead time: 5-7 working days from our Nairobi yard

Granite vs Marble vs Quartz — At a Glance

Property	Granite	Marble	Quartz
Price (Kenya, KES per Lm)	KES 7,000-18,000	KES 9,000-20,000	KES 10,000-20,000
Composition	100% natural stone	100% natural stone	93% quartz + 7% resin
Hardness (Mohs)	6.0-7.0	3.0-4.0 (softer)	7.0
Heat resistance	Excellent (>300°C)	Good (~200°C)	Moderate (~150°C)
Stain resistance	Good with sealing	Poor — etches with acid	Excellent (non-porous)
Maintenance	Re-seal every 1-3 yr	Seal every 6-12 mo	No sealing required
Lifespan	50+ years	50+ years (well cared)	25-50 years
Outdoor use	Yes	No (weather-sensitive)	No (UV degrades resin)
Variety / pattern	18 stocked at Maruti	12+ stocked at Maruti	8 brands stocked at Maruti
Best for	Kitchen, outdoor, heavy use	Vanities, fireplaces, decorative	Modern kitchens, low-maintenance

2026 Kenya pricing per Lm fabricated + installed, Maruti Mining Ltd.

Quartz Surfaces — Frequently Asked Questions

Does quartz need sealing?

No. Engineered quartz is non-porous (93 percent crushed quartz bound with 7 percent resin), so it never needs sealing. You simply wipe it with mild soap and water, and it keeps lifetime stain resistance.

Is quartz better than granite?

Quartz is non-porous, maintenance-free, and offers consistent colour with no sealing, which makes it ideal for modern, low-maintenance kitchens. Granite is harder, more heat-resistant, and usable outdoors. Neither is universally better — quartz wins on convenience, granite on heat and outdoor durability.

What is the difference between quartz and granite?

Granite is 100 percent natural stone cut from quarried slabs, so each piece is unique and it can be used outdoors. Quartz is engineered from 93 percent crushed quartz and 7 percent resin, giving consistent colour, a non-porous surface, and zero sealing — but it is indoor-only.

Can quartz be used outdoors in Kenya?

No. Direct sunlight degrades the resin in engineered quartz and can cause fading and warping, so quartz should be kept to indoor applications. For outdoor surfaces, choose granite instead.

Is quartz heat resistant?

Quartz tolerates heat up to about 150 degrees Celsius, but sustained or direct heat can damage the resin binder. Always use a trivet or hot pad under hot pans and pots.

Areas We Serve

Across Kenya (supplied, fabricated & installed): Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, and Eldoret — and all surrounding towns.

East Africa (supplied & delivered): Dar es Salaam, Arusha, Kampala, and Kigali. Contact us with your location for a delivery and installation quote.

Standards & references: Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) · National Construction Authority · Quartz — material reference

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