Recent epoxy resin bonding technology improves the qualities of natural granite, ensuring that beautiful stone is now available on a larger scale at an affordable cost, and virtually free of defects.
Porcelain is generally made from a mixture of inorganic raw materials. In a heat and pressure sintering process the ingredients merge forming a strong bond.
If you are in the market for a new countertop, you may wonder if quartz is the right choice. In this blog post, we will discuss everything you need to know about quartz countertops: pros and cons! We will also provide some tips on how to choose the right quartz countertop for your home.
There are many different types of countertops on the market for kitchens. The most common types are quartz, porcelain, quartzite, solid surface, granite, and marble. They all have their own pros and cons. For example, some materials are very scratch resistant while others can be scratched or marred easily. And some materials are more expensive than others.
The main distinction between quartz and quartzite is the fact that quartz is a manufactured material while quartzite is a natural stone. Sandstone is converted to quartzite through a natural process of heat and pressure in which sparkling quartz crystals are fused with it.
Most residential kitchens do require at least one seam in their countertops. Many clients want to know what they should expect in terms of the quality and visibility of the seam. Here are some tips to help ensure good seam quality.
Stainless steel sinks are a popular kitchen sink material, but do they really rust? Yes, but there are many grades of stainless that make certain products more durable than others. Check out this article to learn more!
Are you in the market for a new kitchen countertop sink? If so, you’re probably wondering how to choose the right one for your needs. In this blog post, we’ll compare four popular sink styles – undermount, top mount, seamed-in and farmstyle– to help you make the best decision for your home. Keep reading to learn more!
Here are the top ten tips for using tile as a backsplash. From cost to design considerations, these suggestions will help make your decision easier!
Removing tile is a messy job. But there are certainly steps that can be taken, including covering the floors with tarps, using plastic to mask off the area of work, dust collection on tools, etc. that helps to keep the mess to a minimum.
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