nustone quartz?

7 years ago

Has anyone installed Nustone quartz as a kitchen countertop option? We are considering using Salida, but I can’t seem to find any reviews or pictures online. Thank you so much for any insight. I just want to ensure that it is a quality product and durable choice. This is a photo of the slab from the distributor (lots of shadow, sorry) .

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Christa Novelli

4 years ago

last modified: 4 years ago

We wound up going with quartzite (natural stone). We were too worried about heat sensitivity of quartz having read some reports of quartz cracking from the heat of a waffle iron or crockpot. We were also never able to find any reviews of NuStone from anyone who had it in their home.

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Christa Novelli
6 years ago
We’re also looking at NuStone quartz. I’m finding the lack of reviews online to be suspect and am wondering if the company is paying someone to bury reviews in searches.

I had to go to houzz.com and use the search engine on the website to even find this thread. Otherwise, searches for NuStome quartz reviews in a search engine just bring up NuStone’s website for pages and pages.

Did you wind up using NuStone? How do you like it if so?
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Joseph Corlett, LLC
6 years ago
It's all the same stuff; the names are meaningless.
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House
5 years ago
Did you end up using this quartz? I’m looking at the same one.
Jeff Zabel
4 years ago
Would love to see final pics if you chose this slab. We are considering Nustone Salida
Christa Novelli
4 years ago
The quartzite we chose was called Bianco Superior and is the whitest natural stone we could find. This is what it looks like.
Courtney Love
2 years ago
Did anyone pick the Salida????
Adam Machinski
2 years ago
We have Nustone and love it.
Nancy
2 years ago
I am considering Nustone Plazo (2nd pic) because it was quoted about a grand cheaper than MSI Calacatta Laza (first pic). I'd love to get more info from others who have gone with Nustone!