ONYX
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Protect the natural translucency and character of the stone.
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Clean regularly with a soft cloth and a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Avoid acidic, abrasive or harsh chemical products, which can damage the surface or affect its finish.
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Wipe spills promptly, particularly oils, wine, coffee and acidic substances. Avoid abrasive pads and aggressive scrubbing.
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Where appropriate, sealing can provide additional protection, but the correct treatment depends on the specific onyx and its finish.
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Care: Gentle cleaning • Prompt spill removal • Appropriate sealing • No acidic cleaners
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MARBLE
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Preserve the depth, movement and natural finish of the stone.
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Use a pH-neutral stone cleaner and a soft cloth or sponge for everyday cleaning. Marble is sensitive to acidic substances, so lemon, vinegar and acidic cleaning products should be avoided.
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Spills should be removed promptly to reduce the risk of staining or etching.
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Sealing may be recommended depending on the marble, finish and application.
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Care: pH-neutral cleaning • Prompt spill removal • Periodic sealing where appropriate • Avoid acids
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GRANITE
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Maintain durability while protecting the natural surface.
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Clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and unnecessary exposure to harsh chemicals.
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Although granite is generally durable, individual stones vary in porosity and composition. Appropriate sealing should therefore be determined according to the specific material and application.
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Care: Regular gentle cleaning • Prompt spill removal • Appropriate sealing • Avoid abrasive products
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QUARTZ
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Maintain a refined surface with simple, consistent care.
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For everyday cleaning, use a soft cloth with mild soap or a suitable manufacturer-approved cleaner.
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Avoid abrasive pads, strong solvents, highly alkaline or acidic products and excessive heat. Always follow the care recommendations supplied for the specific quartz product.
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Care: Mild cleaning • Soft cloths • Avoid abrasive products • Follow manufacturer guidance
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TRAVERTINE
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Preserve its natural texture and distinctive character.
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Clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner and avoid acidic products such as vinegar, lemon-based cleaners and bathroom descalers.
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Because travertine is naturally porous, appropriate sealing can be important depending on the finish and application. Spills should be removed promptly, particularly in kitchens and bathrooms.
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Care: pH-neutral cleaning • Prompt spill removal • Appropriate sealing • Avoid acids
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A NOTE ON NATURAL STONE
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Natural stone is a living material with individual characteristics. Porosity, finish, mineral composition and intended use can all influence its care requirements.
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For specific projects, Onyx House recommends following the care and maintenance instructions provided for the selected material and consulting the appropriate stone-care professional where required.
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Beautiful stone deserves considered care.