Choosing the stone that’s right for you..
Quartz Stone
A vast variety of hues and patterns are available in quartz stone, which is used to create looks that resemble real stones.
Durability: Quartz stone is extremely resilient to impact, stains, and scratches. As a result of having less porosity than real stones, it is less likely to absorb liquids and discolor.
Low Maintenance: Because quartz stone is non-porous, it is simple to clean and needs little upkeep. Unlike certain natural stones, it doesn't require sealing.
Uniformity: Quartz stone has a uniform appearance, unlike natural stones which may vary in pattern and color, making it suited for large-scale applications.
Heat Resistance: Quartz stone is often heat-resistant, however it's best to use trivets or hot pads to prevent damage from hot pans or severe heat.
Due to their durability, simplicity of care, and aesthetic appeal, quartz countertops are a popular option for kitchens.
Marble Stone
Marble is recognized for its magnificent appearance, which is highlighted by distinctive veining patterns and a polished, smooth surface. It is available in a wide range of hues, including white, black, gray, green, gold, and many more.
Durability: Marble is more resistant to wear and tear, making it more softer. Without professional installment, it may be prone to to scratching and chipping if not properly sealed and maintained.
Variability: Each piece of marble is unique, and variations in veining and color can occur even within the same quarry, adding to its allure and distinctiveness.
Cooling effect: Marble is appropriate for usage in places where a cold surface is needed, such as in hot zones, due to its inherent cooling effect.
Polish and Finish: Depending on the desired appearance, marble can be polished to a high gloss or honed to a matte finish.
Marble benchtops are frequently utilized in bathrooms, kitchens, and other rooms where a refined and traditional appearance is sought.
Granite Stone
Granite is another popular natural stone used in various construction and decorative applications.A granular texture and visible mineral flecks give granite its distinctive patterns and range of colors. It is available in a variety of colors, including gray, black, pink, red, white, and other hues.
Durability: Granite is one of the toughest natural stones, making it incredibly durable and resistant to heat, impact, and abrasion.
Heat Resistence: Granite is heat-resistant, making it appropriate for use in kitchens where hot pans and pots are frequently used
Stain Resistence: Granite is relatively resistant to spills and stains when it is properly sealed.
Polish and Finish: Granite can be polished to a high sheen or honed to a more matte appearance, similar to marble.
Variability: Each piece of granite is distinct, much like marble, and its appearance