FAQs

Quartz is a manufactured material made from crushed quartz combined with resins and pigments to replicate natural stone appearance. It is non-porous and requires little maintenance. While quartz offers a variety of designs similar to natural stone, it is heat-sensitive. Quartz is difficult to repair if damaged.

Granite is a natural stone featuring unique color patterns and veining created by nature. It has better heat resistance than quartz, although we still recommend avoiding direct contact with hot objects. Granite is more economical to repair and provides a broader selection of material options for countertops.

Marble is a classic, sophisticated natural stone with a long history. Although beautiful, it is more prone to scratches and dents than granite or quartz. Marble develops a distinctive patina over time that reflects its usage. One benefit of marble is that it is simpler to repair and restore compared to other materials.