DRIFT

Classically cool and timeless, Drift's soft white hue is balanced and versatile, delivering the perfect base to any color palette. - HanStone

SKU: BA271-copy

Vendor: HanStone Quartz

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DRIFT

PRICED: $ / square foot
PATTERN: Monotone
FINISH: Polished
COLLECTION: Cascina
SLAB SIZE: Jumbo (65"X130")

Why HanStone Quartz:
- Non-Porous
- Stain Resistant
- Scratch Resistant
- Etch Resistant
- Durable
- Eco-Friendly
- Heat Resistant
- Easy to Maintain

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PRICED: $ / square foot
PATTERN: Monotone
FINISH: Polished
COLLECTION: Cascina
SLAB SIZE: Jumbo (65"X130")

Why HanStone Quartz:
- Non-Porous
- Stain Resistant
- Scratch Resistant
- Etch Resistant
- Durable
- Eco-Friendly
- Heat Resistant
- Easy to Maintain

Learn More at HanStoneQuartz.com

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