Did you know that most potential problems with solid surface countertops can be easily avoided by proper installation? A professional installer will make sure that seams are offset from inside corners, that inside corners are radiused, and that joints are properly reinforced.
Marble is a porous rock that absorbs water, which can affect its quality and beauty, especially when used as a flooring. Cleaning services help restore it!
Are Quartz countertops heat resistant? If you guessed no, you're right. Although they are usually stable to around 212 degrees Fahrenheit, Quartz is produced using synthetic polymers that can be damaged when exposed to excessive heat.
Good morning beautiful people! We have some fun jobs going out right now, here is the Sasso making the very precise milling and cutting look easy!
Designing some tile/stone/flooring combos! Whatever your project, the team at World Wide Granite can find the perfect fit for you.
We work very hard to make sure our customers have a top notch experience! And these kinds of things make all the effort and hard work worth it!
Thank you,
Lance Riggen
Co-Owner
Did you know that quartz counters are produced by combining 93 percent natural stone quartz with 7 percent resin binder and some colorant? This results in an extremely hard countertop that is the same working thickness as other materials but much stronger.
When choosing a new countertop, there are a number of natural stone options, including granite, marble, or limestone, but granite is the most durable. Unlike granite, stones like marble are softer stones and are much easier to scratch.
Use a foam brush or towel to evenly spread sealer. Follow instructions carefully. Usually the sealer needs 5 to 10 minutes to fully absorb. Wipe off any excess.
One type of solid surface countertop is acrylic, which is basically a petroleum based composite composed of an acrylic polymer and bauxite. This type of solid surface is seamless and nonporous, and resists damage better than petroleum countertops.
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