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Cirrus Calacatta

Name: Cirrus Calacatta Quartz Cagayan de Oro: The Quietest White
Price: 8000.00 PHP
Availability: InStock

₱8,000 per sqm

Quarry: China
Surface Finish: Polished
Edges: Natural (Unpolished)
Thickness: 18 mm
Requires Sealing: No

Morning light across the island turns up nothing more than a faint drift of vein on white. Cirrus Calacatta is the softest of the four Calacatta designs at our Cagayan de Oro yard, and being stain-resistant it never needs sealing and never etches.

Quarry	China
Surface Finish	Polished
Edges	Natural (Unpolished)
Thickness	18 mm
Requires Sealing	No

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Why Choose Cirrus Calacatta

Stain-Resistant Pressed in a factory rather than cut from a quarry, so it asks for no sealer and acid leaves no etch mark.

Consistent Appearance The soft drawing repeats slab to slab, so a waterfall island or a long counter reads as a single white plane.

Hygienic A dense, resin-bound body that gives mold and bacteria nowhere to settle in.

Resists Chips and Scratches Coffee, oil and wine do not sink into engineered quartz, and the polish stands up to daily knife-and-pan traffic.

What Is Cirrus Calacatta Quartz?

Almost plain white, with the faintest gray drift.

Cirrus Calacatta is a marble-inspired engineered quartz laid over a bright white ground, its veining so soft that it barely registers. The drift crosses a slab the way high cloud does rather than cutting through it, which suits anyone after a white counter instead of a patterned one.

Set beside the other three Calacatta designs we carry, this one is quieter by a wide margin. Charcoal veining at maximum contrast belongs to Nero, gold threaded through heavier gray to Royal, a gentle gray movement to Lightning, while Cirrus all but disappears.

Restraint is the whole point of it. Galley layouts, small kitchens and rooms already carrying a strong floor or a bold splashback usually sit better under a counter that stays out of the argument.

Because it is pressed rather than quarried, the slab runs about 93% crushed natural stone held together by roughly 7% resin. That gives a stain-resistant surface, a drawing that repeats, and a hardness beyond any marble on the market.

How Much Does a Cirrus Calacatta Countertop Cost in Cagayan de Oro?

Prices are subject to change without prior notice.

Item	Starting Rates
Cirrus Calacatta slab	₱8,000 per sqm
Fabrication	₱500 per lm
Installation	₱500 per lm
Sink or hob cut-outs	₱500 per set

Cut-out charges apply only where installation forms part of the job. Delivery is costed by the distance out from our Cagayan de Oro yard.

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How Do You Clean Cirrus Calacatta?

Three habits, and a white counter stays white.

Clean as You Go

Turmeric, coffee and frying oil rest on the slab instead of sinking in, so a soft cloth deals with almost any spill. A near-plain white ground conceals less than a veined one, which is reason enough to form the habit.

Use Only Quartz Cleaner

Washing-up liquid leaves a film that flattens the polish over a few months. A pH-balanced quartz cleaner lifts residue and leaves the resin binder alone.

Never Scour It

Abrasive powders, scouring pads and steel wool scuff the polish for good. A plastic scraper lifts anything dried hard and leaves the surface unmarked.

The Cagayan de Oro branch stocks specially-formulated stone care products, so nobody has to guess in a supermarket aisle.

How Do You Care for Cirrus Calacatta?

No sealing required, which leaves three rules.

Always Use Trivets

The resin holding the slab together is heat-sensitive, so a pan carried straight from the burner scorches or discolors it for good, and the mark cannot be polished out. This is the commonest way a quartz counter is ruined and no workmanship warranty covers it.

Keep It Out of Direct Sun

Sustained UV yellows engineered quartz, and nothing reverses it. Hang blinds where a counter catches the afternoon, and keep every quartz installation indoors.

Skip Harsh Chemicals

Oven cleaner, bleach and other high-pH products degrade the resin as the years pass. Wax is no better, since it builds into a layer that yellows against a white ground.

Is Cirrus Calacatta Good for Kitchen Countertops?

A white surface that behaves, which marble cannot promise.

Yes. Neither etching nor staining troubles engineered quartz, so vinegar, wine, calamansi and red sauce wipe off instead of marking the surface. Those failures are exactly what makes white marble a hard choice in a working Cagayan de Oro kitchen.

Hardness is on your side too. Quartz sits near 7 on the Mohs scale against marble at 3, so it shrugs off the scratching that leaves a marble counter dull after a few years of daily use.

Heat is the single real limit. A pan lifted off a live burner scorches the resin, the damage will not polish out, and trivets are therefore not optional on a quartz counter of any kind.

Do bear in mind that coffee rings and crumbs register faster against near-plain white than they would on a busy drawing. Cirrus rewards anyone who likes a clear counter and wipes down while cooking. Take Royal Calacatta or Nero Calacatta if you would sooner have pattern on the surface to hide the day.

Does Cirrus Calacatta Need Sealing?

Nothing to seal — engineered quartz is manufactured rather than quarried.

No. A sealer works by filling the pore structure of a quarried stone so that liquid cannot travel through it. On engineered quartz it achieves nothing, and a few formulations attack the resin.

Contrast that with the natural stones sharing this look. Marbles such as Arabescato and Volakas White want resealing as often as every six months in a kitchen, and the water test settles when rather than the calendar: a few drops on an inconspicuous spot, fifteen minutes, wipe, and if the stone beneath has darkened it is due. Sealing still leaves them open to acid etching.

Anyone offering to sell you a sealer for a quartz counter has either misunderstood the material or is selling something you have no use for. Cleaning is the entire maintenance routine.

How Does Cirrus Calacatta Compare to the Other Calacatta Designs?

One material, four very different amounts of pattern.

Cirrus Calacatta is the quietest

Barely-there gray drift over bright white, at ₱8,000 per sqm. Take it when the counter should read as a clean white plane and something else in the room should carry the interest.

Lightning Calacatta is the balanced one

Lightning Calacatta holds fine gray veining with movement enough to notice and not enough to take over. Same ₱8,000, and the safe pick while you are undecided.

Royal Calacatta is the warmest

Heavier gray veining threaded with gold gives Royal Calacatta a warmth that flatters brass fittings and warm timber more than the cooler designs manage.

Nero Calacatta is the boldest

Wide charcoal veins put Nero Calacatta at the highest contrast in the range, also ₱8,000. It is a design decision rather than a background.

Royal Calacatta is the one priced above the rest, ₱9,000 against ₱8,000 for the other three, so weigh price alongside pattern. Seeing full slabs side by side in Cagayan de Oro settles it faster than any photograph.

What Colors Go With Cirrus Calacatta?

A near-neutral surface, which widens what works beside it.

With so little pattern there to clash against, this design sits comfortably beside almost any cabinetry. Against the more decorative Calacatta options, that flexibility is its practical edge.

Warm timber, deep green and navy each read well, with the counter holding its place as the light element and never competing. Schemes of white on white work as well, though cabinet and counter look better a shade apart than matched exactly.

Brass and matte black both suit it for hardware. Neither has to fight a vein for attention, which is seldom true beside a heavily patterned slab.

Open-plan rooms come with one caution. So little movement means an uninterrupted stretch of counter can fall flat, and a contrasting splashback or a waterfall edge hands the eye a place to settle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cirrus Calacatta real marble?

No. This is engineered quartz drawn to reference the Calacatta marbles of Carrara, about 93% crushed natural stone held by roughly 7% resin. Quartz is a natural mineral, but the slab comes out of a press rather than a quarry, which is why it never etches and never needs a sealer.

How is Cirrus different from the other Calacatta designs?

Cirrus carries the least pattern of the four. Soft gray veining belongs to Lightning, gold threading over heavier gray to Royal, and bold charcoal veins to Nero. All four are the same material; Cirrus, Lightning and Nero are ₱8,000 while Royal Calacatta sits at ₱9,000.

Can you put a hot pan on Cirrus Calacatta?

No. Direct heat scorches the polymer resin binding the slab and the mark will not polish out. Keep trivets under pans, and leave the surface clear beside a hob or an air fryer where radiant heat gathers.

Does Cirrus Calacatta stain?

It resists staining rather than being immune to it. Pigment rests on top instead of travelling into the slab, and coffee, red wine and turmeric normally wipe straight off. Visibility rather than permanence is the real caveat here, since a spill against this ground catches your eye earlier than the same spill on a patterned slab.

Can Cirrus Calacatta be used outdoors?

No. Ultraviolet light breaks the resin down and yellows the surface over time, and that discoloration is permanent. For a lanai counter or an outdoor kitchen, reach for a granite such as Absolute Black or Black Galaxy instead.

Does the veining repeat between slabs?

Yes, and on this design you can hardly see the repetition. The drawing is so soft to start with that a waterfall island or a long counter reads as one continuous white plane, with no obvious break where a seam falls.

Does Cirrus Calacatta scratch easily?

No. Quartz sits near 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, well clear of marble at 3 and on a par with granite, so ordinary kitchen use rarely marks it. A chopping board is still worth having, mostly to spare your knives rather than the counter.

Where can you buy Cirrus Calacatta in Cagayan de Oro?

Stone Depot supplies Cirrus Calacatta from its yard in Cagayan de Oro, alongside the rest of our engineered quartz range.

A white slab this subtle rewards a full-size viewing, because a small sample gives no sense of how it reads across three meters. Our Cagayan de Oro yard is open Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and you are welcome to drop in or get in touch.

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