Quartz is one of the most popular countertop surfaces for kitchens and bathroom vanity tops. It is an engineered stone that is resistant to scratches, staining, and cracking. Quartz comes in many colors and patterns, making it easier to design with than natural Granite or Marble. Quartz is either sold by the slab (usually 5' x 10') or in what we call "prefab" pieces; which is short for prefabricated. These prefab pieces come with a finished edge on the front and usually one or two of the sides finished as well. The prefab quartz pieces are easier to transport and handle, take less time to install, and can be cut and polished with relatively inexpensive tools. Common prefab sizes are 2x8 and 2x10. They can also come in bigger sizes for kitchen islands and peninsulas.
In this video I show how to cut and fabricate a prefab vanity top with an undermount sink. While I don't go over all the details of how I do it, I have a few other videos that show more detailed instruction. I advise you to watch those other videos too. It's also important to note, that quartz prefab is cut and polished the same way that granite is. Here are links to those other videos:
How to Cut and Polish Granite on a Budget    • How to Cut and Polish Granite on a Bu...  
Quartz Countertop with Music.    • Making a Quartz Countertop  Grandpa ...  
How to Drill Faucet Hole in Quartz.    • How to Cut a Faucet Hole in a Quartz ...  
How are Quartz Countertops Fabricated    • How are Quartz Countertops Fabricated...  
How to Polish Granite Undermount sink (oval)    • How to Polish Granite with Undermount...  

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