Cambria
Ella
Quartz Countertops –
2cm Polished 132" x 65.5"

Rejuvenate your décor with the clean lines of ella quartz countertop 2cm polished; a premium exotic stone. white quartz countertops featuring gray undertones and a sleek polished finish.

Cambria is renowned for balancing beauty and strength. For discerning designers and homeowners planning standout spaces, the design and durability make it a standout in any premium setting.

Applications for ella quartz (Backed by Fabricators & Installers)

Chosen by 80% of luxury home builders (2025 National Kitchen & Bath Association Report), this 2cm quartz slab outperforms in these high-demand applications:

• White Quartz Kitchen Countertops – Resists coffee, wine, and turmeric stains even in high-traffic cooking areas. FDA-approved for direct food contact.
• Bathroom Vanity Tops with Integrated Sinks Bathroom vanities – Non-porous surface prevents bacterial growth (tested to ANSI Z124.6 standards).
• Modern Fireplace Surrounds – Withstands heat up to 150°F (65°C). Ideal for electric/gas fireplaces.
• Quartz Shower Walls – 2cm thickness with epoxy backing meets ASTM C503 for wet areas.
• Commercial Grade Bar Tops – NSF-51 certified for restaurants. Scuff-resistant polished finish maintains shine under heavy glassware.
• Waterfall Islands – "Quartz waterfall edge" 2cm slab supported by steel brackets (per Marble Institute guidelines).

Designer Tip!

Pair the white tones of ella with soft white cabinets, matte black fixtures, or bronze accents for a timeless look. The polished finish reflects and absorbs just enough light to create a clean, modern feel without being overpowering.

Why Choose Ella Quartz Countertops?

Delivery Info

Available for local pickup or delivery. Latest bundle is currently stocked at our Houston, TX, US warehouse. Ask about free delivery options in select areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the cost of 2cm quartz countertops
  let’s compare 1cm quartz, 2cm quartz, and 3cm quartz countertops costs on a national average:
  • 1cm quartz countertops cost $40–$80 per square foot installed, making them 15-30% cheaper than 2cm slabs. Budget brands start at $40/sqft (MSI Q Quartz and Daltile), while premium brands like Caesarstone and Cambria reach $80/sqft. 2cm quartz countertops cost $50–$120 per square foot installed, with most homeowners paying $75–$95/sqft for mid-range brands like Silestone or Caesarstone. While, 3cm quartz costs $70–$150 per square foot installed, with premium brands like Cambria reaching $200/sqft for exotic patterns.
• What are quartz countertops made of?

  Quartz countertops are engineered from approximately 90% natural quartz crystals blended with polymer resins and pigments. This combination creates a highly durable, non-porous, and low-maintenance surface that mimics the beauty of natural stone while offering superior performance in kitchen and bathroom applications.

• Do quartz countertops need sealing?

  Unlike granite or marble, quartz countertops do not require sealing. Their non-porous structure naturally repels moisture, stains, and bacteria, making them an ideal choice for homeowners seeking a maintenance-free surface with lasting beauty and hygiene benefits.

• Can quartz be used in outdoor kitchens?

  Quartz is not recommended for outdoor kitchens because prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and UV rays can cause discoloration and surface damage. For exterior applications, opt for materials specifically rated for outdoor use such as porcelain or granite.

• Is quartz heat resistant?

  Quartz countertops are heat resistant to a degree, handling everyday kitchen temperatures with ease. However, direct contact with hot cookware or pans can compromise the resin binders, so it’s best to use trivets or heat pads to protect the surface and maintain long-term durability. Heat Resistant to 150°F (65°C) – Safe for electric/gas fireplaces (per UL 127 testing).

• How do I clean quartz countertops?

  Quartz countertops are incredibly easy to maintain. Use a soft cloth or sponge with mild dish soap and warm water for daily cleaning. Avoid abrasive pads, bleach, or harsh chemicals to preserve the smooth, polished surface and extend the lifespan of your quartz investment.

• How heat-resistant is quartz?

  It handles normal kitchen heat but avoid direct contact with hot pans.

• Is 3cm quartz Slab too thick?

  No, 3cm is the perfect thickness if you are planning on doing just the countertops or outdoor kitchen. However, if you need backsplash or any other wall related application like fireplaces or shower walls, then you should consider 2cm or 1cm if available.

• What is the warranty on this product?

  Each product warranty is different so it's best to ask, or checkout the brand's manufacturer warranty page.