HanStone offers the natural beauty of quartz with
up to six times the strength and durability of granite.
More than 90 percent of HanStone is mined
quartz crystals, one of nature’s hardest materials.
The quartz is combined with polyester resins and
pigment to create the look of natural stone without
the high-maintenance.^top
What is natural quartz?
Quartz is one of the hardest components of
natural granite. Quartz rates seven out of 10 on
Mohs Scale of Hardness. The only materials harder
are diamonds, sapphires and topaz. The quartz
crystals are used to create a beautiful and strong
surface that is highly scratch and impact resistant.^top
Where is HanStone made?
HanStone is manufactured in London, Ontario (Canada) and South Korea.^top
What are the advantages of HanStone?
A high-performing surface, HanStone is nonporous
preventing unwelcome germs, bacteria
and mildew. It does not require sealing,
conditioning and polishing. HanStone is also
scratch and stain resistant and colour consistent
granite, tile and marble.
unlike alternative surface options such as granite, tile and marble.^top
What HanStone products are available?
HanStone comes in slabs of various thicknesses,
lengths and widths. Each slab is fabricated into
a variety of design applications.^top
How many color surfaces does HanStone have available?
HanStone offers design flexibility to make any
vision a reality. Available in various colors and
patterns that emulate the hues and textures
in natural stone, HanStone delivers one of the
strongest and most durable surface materials
on the market, without sacrificing style or
color consistency.^top
Where can HanStone be applied?
Residential uses such as kitchen countertops,
islands, peninsulas; bath vanity top, shower stalls
and shower surrounds; table tops, fireplace
surrounds, window sills, wainscoting, wall covering
and threshold.
Commercial uses such as healthcare facilities,
hospitality, higher education: including reception
desks, nurses stations, bar tops, food preparation
and food service, washrooms and shower stalls.^top
What is the difference between Quartz and
Solid Surface?
Quartz is a 100% natural hard mineral that
provides strength and beauty. Solid surfaces are
made of plastic polymers and aluminum that lack
the brilliance and clarity of natural stone, and are
more likely to scorch or scratch.^top
How do I care for HanStone?
Simply clean up any spills with soap and water.
For routine cleaning, use a small amount of cleaner
that is non-bleach and nonabrasive along with
warm water and a damp cloth. Repeat as needed
to keep the lustrous gloss and radiant sheen.
Although HanStone is resistant to stains, any
type of spill should be cleaned as soon as possible.
Any liquid spills, fruits, vegetables, or other foods
should be wiped up and cleaned with soap and water.^top
Is HanStone hygienic?
HanStone is intrinsically a non-porous material
preventing unwelcome germs, bacteria and
mildew. It does not require sealing, conditioning
and polishing. Tested and certified by NSF
International, to Standard 51, Food Equipment
Materials, for Food Zone and Splash Zone.^top
Is HanStone scratch resistant?
Because HanStone contains more than 90% quartz
crystals, the hardest components of natural granite,
the surface is highly scratch and
impact resistant.^top
How is HanStone installed?
HanStone is installed by trained and certified
fabricators. Using a certified fabricator ensures that
HanStone is installed properly and under
full warranty.^top
Where can I find a local fabricator or request
a color sample?
Please visit www.leezadistribution.com and locate a
distributor nearest you. Distributors will direct you
to a retailer or fabricator who stocks and installs
HanStone in your area.^top
Do I need to finish or seal HanStone?
No. Unlike natural stone products, HanStone is a
non-porous surface you will NEVER have to apply
a sealer to our surface.^top
Can you cut directly on the surface of HanStone?
It is a matter of choice. While HanStone is made
of more than 90% natural quartz crystals that are
up to six times harder than granite, it is always
recommended to use a cutting board to prevent
any dulling of the surface that can occur over a
long term of surface cutting.^top
When preparing meals, can raw foods such as
vegetables, acidic fruits and meats be placed
directly on the surface?
Yes. HanStone is a non-porous surface. This means
germs and bacteria cannot accumulate with regular
cleaning. HanStone is an approved surface for
commercial food preparation areas in restaurants.
Tested and certified by NSF International, to
Standard 51, Food Equipment Materials, for
Food Zone and Splash Zone.^top
Is HanStone an environmentally
responsible material?
HanStone has been GreenGuard® Indoor Air
Quality Certified® by the GreenGuard®
Environmental Institute under the GreenGuard®
Standard for Low Emitting Products.
ISO14001.^top
Can hot plates and pans be placed directly
on HanStone?
While HanStone can withstand heat, it is still advised
to use hot pads or trivets when using cooking units
such as electric frying pans, crock-pots, roaster ovens
or in place of hot pans directly onto the surface to
avoid potentially damaging temperatures.^top
How can I find out more and/or request
product literature?
Contact your local distributor. Product brochures
are available by calling Leeza toll free at
1-888-850-8838 or by visiting the Web site,
www.leezadistribution.com. Our Web site
features all colors and products available. Product
brochures can be mailed directly to your home.^top
What are the advantages of HanStone vs. other surfaces available?