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Cambria Worktops
If you want to find out about Cambria and their luxury natural quartz worktops, look no further! This guide has all the information you need about the family-owned supplier, followed by some handy FAQs to answer any of your remaining questions.
To find out even more about Cambria’s range of durable worktops, you can get in touch with us here.
The Brand
Who Are Cambria?
Cambria is a US-based producer and supplier of engineered natural quartz. It is a family-owned company held by the Davis family and headquartered in Minnesota, though it has facilities across the US and Canada.
Cambria’s quartz surfaces are some of the most popular engineered surfaces on the global market. They are available internationally, sourced by select retailers. In the UK, you can buy Cambria quartz from Melrosa Marble & Granite.
The Brand
Why Choose Cambria Quartz Worktops?
Cambria quartz worktops are made of superb materials which enables Finch’s to produce excellent kitchen worktops.
Cambria is the producer of natural stone surfaces and the premier source for the most-expansive quartz palette in the world. Cambria worktops surfaces are made of pure, natural quartz and feature unparalleled strength and durability – nonporous, scratch and stain-resistant, maintenance free. Cambria worktops – natural stone surfaces provide a vast range of colours and worktop surfaces with quality finishes. This results in worktop quality that can be seen and felt from start to finish.
The Cambria worktops collection includes a range of exquisite designs across various collections, please view our range of worktop colours and surfaces.
Cambria Quartz Colours
Beaumont
Berwyn
Blackbrook
Blackbrook T
Brittanicca Gold Warm
Buckingham
Ellesmere
Galloway
Hampshire
Hermitage
Ivybridge
Kelvingrove
Kendal
Langdon
Leabridge
Nevern
Portrush
Sandgate
Seagrove
Skye
Summerhill
Wentwood
Woodcroft
What Makes Cambria Quartz Worktops Great?
Cambria’s designs have many compelling selling points, from their durability to their non-porous property. If you select Cambria for your home, here are just some of the benefits you can expect to enjoy from the natural-look Quartz.
Strong and durable
Because Cambria’s engineered quartz is harder than granite, your kitchen worktops will last for years and years. Compared to other quarried stones, Cambria quartz offers superior performance.
It is far less prone to scratching, chipping or staining, allowing you to enjoy the surface without worrying about damaging it.
Maintenance-free
While other materials require regular care, Cambria surfaces are very low-maintenance. The scratch-resistant, high-gloss surface maintains its brand-new finish without any polishing needed
Hygienic
Another advantage that Cambria has over other types of stone is its non-absorbance. It does not absorb any moisture from raw food or leftovers, and this prevents the harbouring of harmful bacteria on your work surfaces.
Easy to clean
While other stone countertops can be difficult to clean, Cambria stays fresh with only warm water and a little soap.
Heat resistant
Just like granite countertops, Cambria is heat-resistant. It’s not completely heat-proof, though, meaning you should use mats to protect the stone when transferring a pot or pan from the stovetop to the counter.
Scratch and stain-resistant
A key aspect of Cambria’s appeal is its resistance to scratches, marks and stains. Provided you don’t use harsh cleaning products (like bleach) and are careful not to let harmful spills (like red wine and coffee) sit on the counter for long periods, your countertops will remain sparkling for a long time!
Made to last
Kitchen Worktops That Will Last A Lifetime
If you’re looking for durable and long-lasting worktops to complete your kitchen, look no further than Cambria’s impressive product range.
While many polymer resin and engineered quartz manufacturers offer 10 to 15-year warranties on their countertops, Cambria products come with a 25-year warranty and a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
When you purchase Cambria for your home, it’s clear that you don’t have to decide between beauty and functionality. This elegant material really does stand the test of time, and this is why it’s a staple of so many beautiful and functional kitchens.
Other Uses
Also Perfect For Bathrooms And Flooring
The use of Cambria quartz is not confined to your kitchen. You’ll be happy to hear that this material is also a popular choice in bathrooms and flooring throughout the house.
In addition to its range of sleek countertops, Cambria offers a strong and hard floor tile suitable for any room of your home.
Because they are non-porous and ultra-hygienic, Cambria tiles are perfect for bathrooms and wetrooms. They make cleaning a breeze- simply wipe the tiles with a gentle cleanser, and your bathroom will be sparkling!
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Cambria Slab Sizes
Cambria slabs come in 2 different sizes These are standard & jumbo-sized format.
Jumbo maximum slab size = 3350 x 1660. (when trimmed 3300 x 1610)
Standard maximum slabs size= 3100 x 1410. (When trimmed 3050 x 1360)
Please note from the above sizes that all slabs will need to be trimmed before manufacture, giving a maximum size in one piece at 50mm less in length & height than the original size of the slab.
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Cambria Slab Thickness
Cambria slabs are available in 2 different thicknesses, 20mm, and 30mm. While 30mm is the most popular for kitchen worktops there is a growing trend of 20mm worktops for the sleek, modern, German-style kitchen. 20mm is also usually used on walls for upstands and hob splashbacks.
Typical quartz slab weight
Thickness Slab Weight Slab Weight/m2
30 mm 290-306 kg 66-70 kg/m2
20 mm 189-210 kg 43-48 kg/m2
13 mm 127-143 kg 29-33 kg/m2
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Cambria worktops made out of?
Cambria worktops are made from pure natural quartz, combined with binders and pigments to produce a non-absorbent material that is harder than granite.
Quartz is an exceptionally hard mineral, and this is what gives Cambria counters their unparalleled strength and durability.
Which Cambria Quartz colours are available?
A massive range of colours are available for your worktops or tiles, all of which give the same natural effect as other quarried stones like granite and marble. You can select a colour that matches your personal style and fits seamlessly into your home.
Here are just a few of the most popular Cambria Quartz colours that you can choose from:
Brittanicca Gold
Blackwood
Cardiff Cream
Caerphilly Green.
Do Cambria quartz worktops require maintenance?
In short, the answer to this question is no. Unlike other worktops, those made of Cambria are maintenance-free. This makes them popular among busy professionals and anyone looking to minimize time spent on their household chores.
To keep Cambria quartz sparkling clean, it should be wiped with water and a mild soap regularly. Any spills- particularly of hot drinks, tomato juice or wine- should be wiped with a sponge as soon as possible after they occur to prevent staining.
Are Cambria surfaces better than natural stone surfaces?
In terms of maintenance, strength, and safety, Cambria surfaces certainly surpass other natural stone ones. While technically a natural stone material, Cambria is nonporous and stain-resistant- which granite and marble are not.
This means that when used in the kitchen, Cambria cannot absorb food or liquid, making it far more hygienic than its porous competitors. When used for floor tile or in the bathroom, Cambria’s superior strength and hardness make it far tougher and more long-lasting than other materials like porcelain and limestone.
What are Cambria worktops made out of?
Cambria worktops are made from pure natural quartz, combined with binders and pigments to produce a non-absorbent material that is harder than granite.
Quartz is an exceptionally hard mineral, and this is what gives Cambria counters their unparalleled strength and durability.
Which Cambria Quartz colours are available?
A massive range of colours are available for your worktops or tiles, all of which give the same natural effect as other quarried stones like granite and marble. You can select a colour that matches your personal style and fits seamlessly into your home.
Here are just a few of the most popular Cambria Quartz colours that you can choose from:
Brittanicca Gold
Blackwood
Cardiff Cream
Caerphilly Green.
Do Cambria quartz worktops require maintenance?
In short, the answer to this question is no. Unlike other worktops, those made of Cambria are maintenance-free. This makes them popular among busy professionals and anyone looking to minimize time spent on their household chores.
To keep Cambria quartz sparkling clean, it should be wiped with water and a mild soap regularly. Any spills- particularly of hot drinks, tomato juice or wine- should be wiped with a sponge as soon as possible after they occur to prevent staining.
Are Cambria surfaces better than natural stone surfaces?
In terms of maintenance, strength, and safety, Cambria surfaces certainly surpass other natural stone ones. While technically a natural stone material, Cambria is nonporous and stain-resistant- which granite and marble are not.
This means that when used in the kitchen, Cambria cannot absorb food or liquid, making it far more hygienic than its porous competitors. When used for floor tile or in the bathroom, Cambria’s superior strength and hardness make it far tougher and more long-lasting than other materials like porcelain and limestone.
Contact Us To Find Out More
Clearly, Cambria has a number of benefits. As a material to be used in kitchens, bathrooms and tiling, it’s hard to find fault with. It offers long-lasting strength as well as elegant beauty, and is available in a massive list of different colour options.
If you’re eager to find about more about what Cambria can bring to your home, get in touch using our contact form here.
No question is too small! We know how tricky choosing a worktop can be, so our expert team is on hand to help you with any manner of issues. Whether you’d prefer to email, call or submit a query form, contact us to find our more about Cambria today!