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Quartz countertops are engineered surfaces made from a blend of 90 -95% crushed natural quartz crystals mixed with resins, polymers, and pigments. The mixture is compressed into slabs and then cured to create a durable, non-porous surface. Granite countertops are made from natural granite stone, which is cut into slabs and polished to create a durable, elegant surface. Quartz offers a more consistent appearance and less maintenance, while granite provides unique natural patterns and can be more costly.
See below for a selection of samples from a wide variety available:
Quartz Countertops :
● Composition: Engineered with 90-95% crushed quartz and resin.
● Durability: Non-porous, resistant to stains, scratches, and bacteria.
● Maintenance: Low maintenance, no sealing required.
● Appearance: Consistent colors and patterns, can mimic other stones.
● Cost: Generally more affordable than granite.
Granite Countertops :
● Composition: Natural stone, cut from granite quarries.
● Durability: Porous, but very durable; requires sealing to prevent staining.
● Maintenance: Needs periodic sealing and maintenance.
● Appearance: Unique, natural patterns and colors, with variations.
● Cost: Often more expensive due to the natural stone and quarrying process
