WBG Chamomile Butter Polished Quartz Worktop 2800x1380x18mm

WBG Chamomile Butter Worktop

The WBG Chamomile Butter Worktop is a high-density engineered stone surface designed for residential and commercial kitchen applications. This 18mm slab offers a consistent aesthetic across the entire 2800mm length, ensuring uniformity that natural stone cannot provide. Fabricators use this material for countertops, backsplashes, and wall cladding where hygiene and durability are primary requirements.

Built for the Job

Site supervisors and kitchen fitters select this material for its predictable physical properties and ease of maintenance. The slab arrives in a polished finish, reducing on-site labor costs. It serves as a reliable surface for high-traffic zones where moisture resistance is critical. The engineering process involves vacuum vibro-compression, which eliminates internal voids and ensures structural integrity during fabrication and installation.

• Residential kitchen islands and perimeter counters.

• Commercial food preparation stations.

• High-end bathroom vanity units and shelving.

Product Highlights

High Hardness Rating

This quartz surface rates 7 on the Mohs scale, making it highly resistant to surface scratches from kitchen utensils.

Low Maintenance

• Requires no periodic sealing or chemical waxing.
• Wipes clean with standard mild detergents and water.
• Non-porous surface prevents absorption of oils and wine.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x Full Size Quartz Slab (2800 x 1380 x 18 mm)

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Always use a minimum of two installers and appropriate lifting suction cups to handle this slab to prevent stress fractures.

• Ensure the sub-structure or cabinetry is perfectly level within 1.5mm over a 3-meter span before installation.

• Use diamond-tipped bridge saw blades for all cuts and keep the cutting surface wet to manage dust and heat.

• When joining sections, use color-matched epoxy resin to ensure a professional, seamless appearance at the seams.

• Avoid placing hot pans directly on the surface; the resin binder can suffer thermal shock at temperatures exceeding 150°C.