Features Of Different Types Of Quartz Countertops
Enlisting the help of a custom countertop company can help you achieve your dream design and also save money on your kitchen remodeling budget.
Quartz countertops provide the stunning aesthetic appeal many homeowners envision but in a more durable, strong material.
Let’s take a look at some of the most popular quartz countertop options and their features.
MSI Quartz
This engineered stone is made by combining 90-93% natural quartz with polymer resins for added strength and durability. The result is a durable, beautiful surface. MSI Quartz is known for its ease of cleaning and maintenance, scratch and stain resistance, and lack of need for sealing, reconditioning, or polishing.
MSI Quartz comes in a variety of patterns and colors, offering diverse design options for a variety of style preferences. It’s commonly used as one of the best countertops for kitchens, and in other areas where a combination of both beauty and durability are needed.
Calacatta Quartz
Calacatta quartz is a type of engineered stone that mimics the look of Calacatta marble—a natural stone characterized by its white background and dramatic gold, brey, or black veining.
This type of quartz is made by combining crushed quartz with pigments and resin. The result is a stunning, durable, stain-resistant surface.
Calacatta quartz replicates the elegance and luxury of Calacatta marble at a more affordable price point. It’s also non-porous, low-maintenance, and resistant to stains, scratches, and heat. This makes it particularly appealing in kitchens.
It also allows for customization and versatility in its design, available in various color and veining patterns.
Did you know that Valencia Countertops offers a wide variety of other quartz countertop options, too? Here are a few examples:
Ready to get started on your next countertop design, fabrication, and installation project? Contact Valencia Countertops today.
