Premium Azul Treasure Quartzite Countertops
Enhance your home's value and aesthetic with the timeless beauty of Azul Treasure. This premium Quartzite is carefully selected by the experts at Washington Granite for its exceptional quality, unique patterns, and enduring durability.
Why Choose Azul Treasure?
- Unique Character: As a natural product, every slab of Azul Treasure features distinct veining and color variations, making your countertop a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
- High Durability: This Quartzite is engineered by nature to withstand heat, scratches, and the rigors of daily kitchen or bathroom use.
- Modern Aesthetics: Whether you prefer a contemporary or traditional look, the versatile tones of Azul Treasure complement any interior design style.
Precision Fabrication & Installation in Washington
At Washington Granite, we specialize in transforming raw Azul Treasure slabs into stunning surfaces. From precision laser templating to expert edge polishing and final installation, our team ensures a seamless experience and a perfect fit for your dream project. Contact us today for a free estimate!
Azul Treasure Quartzite in Seattle
Azul Treasure is harder than granite (Mohs 7) and will not etch the way marble does — the reason Seattle buyers choose quartzite for a working kitchen. See it within our quartzite countertops in Seattle service, or view the slab in person at the Everett slab yard, 25 minutes up I-5.
Azul Treasure at a Glance
| Property | Azul Treasure (Quartzite) |
|---|---|
| Surface hardness (Mohs) | 7 — harder than granite |
| Heat tolerance | Excellent — unaffected by hot cookware |
| Acid / etching | Resistant; does not etch the way marble does |
| Sealing | Every 1 – 2 years |
| Installed cost | $80 – $150 per sq ft |
| Typical 40 sq ft kitchen | $3,200 – $6,000 installed |
Living With Azul Treasure
Quartzite is the hardest natural surface on this list, which is why knives dull against it rather than marking it. It is still porous, so it needs sealing. Oil is the one thing to wipe promptly — repeated oil in the same spot can dull a polished finish, though it polishes back out.
See This Slab Before It Is Cut
Natural stone varies slab to slab, and Azul Treasure is no exception — two slabs sharing the name can read very differently. Walk the racks at our Everett slab yard, photograph the piece you want, and we will tag that exact slab to your job before fabrication starts. Compare it against the rest of our quartzite range, or see finished work in the project gallery.
