Why Quartz Countertops Are #1

Quartz is one of the hardest minerals on earth. It is harder than granite. Translate all that harness into a countertop material and you have a kitchen or bathroom counter that can do it all. 

Quartz countertops are engineered slabs made from over 90% quartz and the rest is resins and coloring. Because they are engineered, they are also the stone countertop with the lowest porosity. That means they don’t stain and you don’t have to worry about liquid spills as much as you do with other types of stone countertops.

Engineered quartz achieves the most monochromatic options in a stone slab countertop. Quartz delivers the most consistent color with a minimum of graining—just enough to add a little sparkle to your countertops.

Quartz has become available in stone looks like marble so you can enjoy an elegant look with the exceptional durability of quartz. Some come with a bookmatch option, which is an affordable and easy to install way to get the drama of a bookmatched design.

Quartz makes a great material for many different applications. It’s perfect for undermount sinks and other functional spaces in the bath, kitchen, or laundry. Quartz comes in two different thicknesses, which make it all the easier to make functionality a priority.