Domestic
- Made by
- Hendrix Industries, USA
- Brands
- TechnoQuartz®, Monarch®, Earth Mineral Surfaces®
- Warranty
- 25 yr residential, 15 yr commercial
- Finishes
- Polished; honed and leathered by special order
- Test data
- Published per ANSI A137.1
Quartz Surfaces
ImportedQuartz
Engineered quartz from manufacturers abroad, chosen for color and character and stocked here in Dallas.
Why Imported
A Wider World of Color
Imported quartz is engineered quartz made outside the U.S.: mostly natural quartz, bound with resin into a dense, durable slab.
More looks to choose from
Working with several manufacturers abroad widens the range of colors, veining, and patterns we can offer, from soft whites to bold, saturated tones.
See the actual slab
Every imported color we carry is held in our inventory, so you can see the slabs themselves, not just a sample, before you commit.
Everyday quartz performance
Like all engineered quartz, it is nonporous, resists stains and scratches, and never needs sealing.
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The Imported Collection
Imported colors will be listed here as they are added. In the meantime, browse every quartz color in stock.
Side by Side
Domestic or Imported?
Imported
- Made by
- Several manufacturers abroad
- Brands
- Varies by color
- Warranty
- Set by each manufacturer
- Finishes
- Varies by color
- Test data
- Available on request
Good to Know
Questions, Answered
What is imported quartz?
Engineered quartz made by manufacturers outside the U.S. Like domestic quartz, it is mostly natural quartz, bound with resin and pigment into a dense slab.
Is it as durable as domestic quartz?
Quartz from an established manufacturer is nonporous and resists stains and scratches. Test results vary by manufacturer, so ask us for the data sheet on a specific color.
What thicknesses and finishes are available?
They vary by color and manufacturer, so ask us about the one you have in mind.
Does it come with a warranty?
Warranty terms are set by each manufacturer. Ask us before you choose, and we will tell you what applies to that color.
How do I care for it?
Wipe it down with mild soap and water, use a trivet under hot pans, and skip bleach and abrasive pads. It never needs sealing.
Can it go outdoors?
No. Sunlight can fade or discolor the resin in quartz. For outdoor kitchens, we recommend granite or quartzite.
Find Your Color
Visit us in Dallas to see imported and domestic slabs side by side, or tell us about your project and we will help you narrow it down.
3915 Halifax Street, Dallas, TX 75247