Quartz Tabletops - Made-To-Order
Quartz Tabletops - Made-To-Order
How to Specify Made-to-Order Quartz Tabletops
Creating a Quartz tabletop is simple. Select your design and provide the following specifications:
Our Quartz Brand Partners
Cambria Natural Quartz is typically the best option if your project has limited quantity and smaller size tabletops.
NOTE SEEING THE BRAND YOU WANT TO SPEC? WE CAN SOURCE ALL MAJOR BRANDS!
Overall table top dimensions and surface shape
W" x L"
Edge Profile
Eased Edge (TR3)
1/8" Radius Top & Bottom of Edges
Available On: 2cm and 3cm
ZR Edge (EZR)
1/4" Radius Top Edge Only
Available On: 2cm and 3cm
ZS Edge (EZS)
3/8" Beveled Top Edge
Available On: 3cm
V Edge (EV)
Full Bullnose Edge
Available On: 2cm and 3cm
Summit Edge (T)
3/8" Radius Top & Bottom of Edges
Available On: 3cm
FS Edge (EFS)
1" Ogee Top Edge with Radius Bottom Edge
Available On: 3cm
A Edge (EA)
1/2" Beveled Top Edge
Available On: 3cm
Mitered Edge (EM)
Laminated Edge
Available For: 4cm - 6 cm Thickness
Cutouts, wire-management openings, or other special details
Quantity Per Table Top Size
Surface Material Thickness
2cm
3cm
4cm - Laminated/Adhered Edge
Custom
Substrate
Included 3/4" Marine-Grade Plywood Substrate for Stability and Bases Connection
Our Standard Plywood Inset is 5" from Each Edge
Plywood Substrate Can Be Painted a Solid Color
Our made-to-order Quartz tabletops can be manufactured in nearly any size or shape—from standard square, rectangular, and round tops to large conference tables and custom designs. With access to an extensive selection of colors we make it easy to coordinate surfaces with your project’s interior design.
If you need help selecting a color finalizing the specifications, our team can provide help to ensure the finished surface meets the needs of your commercial space. Custom sizes are available with quick, dependable lead times of 3 - 6 weeks.
Quartz Tiered Pricing — Simplified
Quartz manufacturers typically organize their colors and patterns into pricing tiers (1 - 4) based on design complexity, veining, finish, and material costs. The higher the tier, the higher the material price generally becomes.
Quartz Design Tier/Grade | Typical Design Appearance | Relative Cost Estimate |
1 — Economy | Basic whites, grays, subtle speckling | Lowest $ |
2 — Standard | Fine patterns, subtle veining | Low–medium $$ |
3 — Premium | More pronounced veining, marble looks | High $$$ |
4 — Luxury | Dramatic patterns, specialty designs | Highest $$$$ |
