
A quartz kitchen countertop or worktop: the advantages and disadvantages
28 December 2018
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You’re ready to redo your kitchen and are tempted by a beautiful quartz worktop or countertop… Since this natural stone isn’t exactly cheap, you’d obviously like to ensure your choice is the right one. To help you make your decision with full knowledge, we’ve listed below all the advantages and a few disadvantages of choosing a quartz countertop.
Quartz is a very durable material available in a wide range of colors, so you’ll certainly find a quartz countertop that perfectly meets your expectations. Quartz, which is mixed with resin when used for kitchen worktops or countertops, is often chosen for its high resistance and easy maintenance.
A quartz worktop is a stylish and modern product, and you’ll have a choice of different types of quartz, with numerous available shades. From speckled white to anthracite gray, and even fuchsia pink or blue, anything is possible with quartz. Then, depending on your preferred color, you can select a finish that can be either polished or satin. No matter what you choose, quartz will pair perfectly with wood in your interior or with the stainless steel of your sink.
Since quartz is a very durable material, it is perfect for use as a kitchen worktop or countertop. This natural stone is also particularly resistant to impacts and stains (grease or even acid stains). You won’t have to worry about scratches on your quartz countertop either.
However, you should take a few precautions to preserve its beauty and shine, such as avoiding corrosive chemicals, and if any issues arise, be sure to rinse it quickly with water.
While quartz has many advantages, it does have a few downsides. Avoid exposing it to heat… temperatures of 150°C or more could damage it. The best way to avoid such issues is to use a trivet when taking a dish out of the oven.
Heat is almost the only disadvantage of a quartz countertop, along with the cost of the material. But as everyone knows, quality comes at a price, and the longevity of your worktop is probably worth the investment!
If you need advice to make your choice or if you’d like to see the quartz shades we offer, feel free to visit our showroom, and we’ll be happy to show you all the possibilities available.