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Granite Slab
Granite countertop gives you the natural beauty of real stone.
It's important to keep in mind that because granite is a natural material extracted from earth size varies. As the result, larger slabs are more complicated and costly to handle and/or fabricate.On the bright side, however, no two pieces of granite are alike, making each countertop entirely unique. Solid granite slabs make very heavy and durable countertops and improve home values. Slabs are a better choice than the other granite options—modular granite and granite tile.
Slate Countertops
Slate Countertops are a very good-looking countertop material for your kitchen. Slate Countertops have the wonderful texture of stone and a beautiful stretch of light to dark grey colors. In addition, the slate countertop might contain some glamorous colors like blue, purple, green, red, brown, or black.
Slate countertops are hard countertops that are rarely seen in kitchen. It's not uncommon to find Slate Countertops on building, floors and roofs. This is because Slate as a material is strong and sturdy.Something to keep in mind, however, even though slate is better at resisting stains, it's still recommended that you seal slate countertops. When drops of water splashed on the surface of a countertop and do not form beads, it's time to reseal. Using a sealer that penetrates the slate will offer your countertop higher protection, while topical sealers will wear away faster.
Quartz Countertops
Quartz countertops are one of the latest and greatest synthetic countertop materials, made popular by brands such as MSI, LG, and Cambria. This material is composed of pulverized waste rock plus resins for hardness and binding. Thus, quartz countertops are not solid slabs of quartz mineral but instead are an engineered stone product. Many quartz counters have antibacterial agents added. Quartz is rapidly overcoming solid surface material as a convincing alternative to natural stone for countertops.
Quartz countertops are highly sought after, creating high resale value in a home. This is because these countertops are more durable and less susceptible to scratching than a solid surface. Quartz countertops offer the best of all worlds—a countertop with the beauty of natural stone and the flexibility of solid-surface material.
