Assertion: granite's quartz | /r/HasProperty | engineered stone
Facets:
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Quartz is an engineered stone that can be made to look like any natural or manmade material.
text: Quartz is an engineered product, not natural stone.
text: These natural stone options are typically higher in the price – with exception of quartz, an engineered material sold by most fabricators – and are less durable as kitchen countertops.
text: Quartz is “engineered” because it’s crushed and mixed with pigment.
text: That’s why quartz is usually referred to as engineered stone.
text: Your top options will include quartz (an engineered stone) and natural stones such as marble, quartzite, onyx, travertine, gemstone, limestone, slate and soapstone.
text: Quartz is an engineered stone that is made by combining about 90 percent ground natural quartz with roughly 10 percent polyresin.
text: While quartz is an engineered stone, it’s still very pricey.
text: Quartz, unlike other stones such as Granite or Marble, is an engineered stone.
text: In your eagerness to choose a countertop for your kitchen or bath, you have narrowed it down to two materials: quartz (engineered stone) vs. granite (natural stone).
text: The term granite is sometimes mistakenly used to refer to other stone-based counter materials such as quartz (engineered stone).
text: Quartz is an engineered product that may contain a large percentage of natural mineral quartz but also include other products.
text: Quartz is an engineered material that can be manufactured in a way that resembles granite, marble, limestone, and other metamorphic rocks.