Browse engineered quartz full slabs from verified Los Angeles-area sellers. Compare size, price, finish, and yard before visiting. Looking for smaller pieces? Browse Quartz Remnants in Los Angeles.
6 available quartz slabs currently listed by local sellers.
Clearance White Sand quartz slab — similar to Caesarstone Blizzard, polished 2 cm, 126" x 63", just $499.
Well suited for kitchen island
126" x 63"
55.1 sq ft
$499
$9.05 / sq ft
1 piece available
Clearance Calacatta Gold quartz lot — 12 polished white marble-look slabs for kitchen and vanity projects.
Can work well for kitchen island
126" x 63"
55.1 sq ft
$499
$9.05 / sq ft
12 pieces available
Clearance Calacatta Borghini quartz lot — 11 polished white marble-look slabs for clean kitchen and vanity projects.
Can work well for kitchen island
126" x 63"
55.1 sq ft
$499
$9.05 / sq ft
11 pieces available
Calacatta Laza quartz — bright white marble-look surface with soft gray veining, ideal for elegant kitchens, vanities, and easy-care countertops.
Commonly used for kitchen island
63" x 126"
55.1 sq ft
$800
3 pieces available
Calacatta Monaco quartz features a clean white background with delicate gray veining, offering a timeless marble look with easy maintenance and durability.
Can work well for kitchen island
63" x 126"
55.1 sq ft
$800
2 pieces available
Caesarstone 3100 Jet Black offers a deep, solid black surface with a sleek modern look. A durable and timeless choice for contemporary kitchens and bathrooms.
Well suited for kitchen island
56" x 120"
46.7 sq ft
$900
1 piece available
Explore active quartz slabs and remnants from local Los Angeles stone yards on The Stone Index. Inventory changes often, so open a yard page to confirm availability.
Engineered quartz is one of the most popular countertop materials in Los Angeles because it delivers a consistent look with very low maintenance. It's a strong fit for kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, laundry rooms, office and commercial counters, and clean modern designs where uniform color and pattern matter. Common engineered quartz lines you'll see at local yards include Caesarstone, Silestone, Cambria, MSI Q Quartz, and Pental Quartz — but availability varies, so brand and series aren't guaranteed on every listing.
Most yards only show their own quartz inventory. The Stone Index helps buyers compare quartz slabs and remnants from multiple Los Angeles-area sellers in one place, making it easier to find the right stone by size, color, finish, price, location, and availability before visiting a yard.
Engineered quartz is most often used for kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, laundry rooms, and commercial counters — anywhere a durable, low-maintenance surface with consistent color is preferred.
No. Quartz is an engineered (man-made) surface built from crushed natural quartz bound with resin. Quartzite is a natural stone quarried from the earth. They look and behave differently.
Common engineered quartz lines seen at LA yards include Caesarstone, Silestone, Cambria, MSI Q Quartz, and Pental Quartz — but availability varies by yard and inventory changes often.
Yes. Quartz remnants are ideal for smaller projects like bathroom vanities, laundry counters, fireplace hearths, and desks — often at a lower cost than a full slab.
Most engineered quartz is not recommended for direct outdoor use because UV exposure can discolor the resin. For outdoor kitchens, ask the seller about UV-rated options or consider natural stone.
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