Quartz vs Sintered Stone
Aesthetics
Quartz offers more color variety, while sintered stone has a more natural, stone-like finish.
Durability
Sintered stone is better for heat resistance, while quartz is highly durable but less heat-tolerant.
Maintenance
Both are low-maintenance and non-porous, but sintered stone excels in stain and heat resistance.
| Features | Quartz | Sintered Stone |
| Heat Resistance | Withstands up to 100°C; requires heat pads for hot cookware. | Withstands up to 300°C; place hot pots directly without damage. |
| Scratch Resistance | Susceptible to scratches and other forms of damage. | Highly resistant to scratches; durable against daily wear and tear. |
| Versatility | Primarily used for countertops and bathroom vanities. | Applicable for floors, walls, countertops, and even furniture pieces. |
| Design Range | High | High (More variety recently) |
| Price | Generally more affordable | Generally more expensive |