Quartz slab size: What are the dimensions of NHS’s slabs?

Quartz countertops have become a popular interior trend due to the attractive look and ease of maintenance that this material offers. Nhat Huy Stone Fabrication (NHS) is one of the largest leading manufacturers and exporters of quartz stone products in Vietnam and one of the top choices you will find in the European market, America, as well as around the world. NHS’s quartz slab products have a variety of stone patterns to meet all customer needs. The information below adds to the sizes of quartz slabs that the NHS supplies primarily to markets.

What are the quartz slab sizes offered by NHS?

NHS products are offered in two different sizes: Original and Jumbo. Original (320x160cm) is a standard-sized quartz slab, while jumbo (350cmx200cm) is larger than usual and suitable for larger countertops. Details are in the table below:

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Due to the increasing demand for high-quality quartz slabs and cut-to-size quartz, Nhat Huy Stone decided to build a second quartz slab factory next to our fabrication factory in Nghe An, increase production capacity of both Vinaquartz and Nhat Huy Stone to more than 150 containers/month.

NHS Quartz Cut-to-Size products focus on commercial projects such as apartments, condominiums, and hospitals. We can manufacture the exact dimensions of kitchen countertops, vanity tops, and countertops in the workshop according to your requirements. Cut-to-size products are pre-fabricated and ready to install. Just send us your drawings and we’ll work with you on the rest. We also supply cabinets, sinks, and faucets for commercial projects.

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Whether you just need an original slab or your remodel requires a jumbo slab, NHS will have an option that can work for you. Reviewing this guide will help you plan out what size to buy when looking at NHS quartz products.

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