CREATIVE COUNTERTOP
DESIGNS
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| 106A Castle Drive, Madison, Al 35758 |
Can I have a seamless sink with granite or Quartz?
Seamless sinks can only be installed with solid surface
countertops, such as our Atlas product. However, we
offer a wide variety of under mount, or drop in sinks to
fit your needs.
What about seams in general?
Solid surface is the only product we offer that can be
made seamless. If your project requires more than one
piece of granite or quartz, a seam may be required.
What is the main difference between granite and quartz?
While granite is all natural, quartz is an engineered
stone. Quartz countertops are 93% quartz and 7% acrylic
compressed together.
Do granite and quartz countertops need to be sealed?
Granite should typically be sealed once a year under
normal circumstances, while quartz never has to be
sealed again after it is installed.
Our company does provide a 15 year sealer for granite
and marble.
Are these surfaces heat resistant?
Yes. Granite and quartz are both tolerant to heat.
However, it is generally advised to use a trivet when
placing hot pots on either surface.
What happens if it gets scratched?
Although both surfaces are highly scratch resistant, small
scratches can be professionally repaired if they occur.
Seamless sinks can only be installed with solid surface
countertops, such as our Atlas product. However, we
offer a wide variety of under mount, or drop in sinks to
fit your needs.
What about seams in general?
Solid surface is the only product we offer that can be
made seamless. If your project requires more than one
piece of granite or quartz, a seam may be required.
What is the main difference between granite and quartz?
While granite is all natural, quartz is an engineered
stone. Quartz countertops are 93% quartz and 7% acrylic
compressed together.
Do granite and quartz countertops need to be sealed?
Granite should typically be sealed once a year under
normal circumstances, while quartz never has to be
sealed again after it is installed.
Our company does provide a 15 year sealer for granite
and marble.
Are these surfaces heat resistant?
Yes. Granite and quartz are both tolerant to heat.
However, it is generally advised to use a trivet when
placing hot pots on either surface.
What happens if it gets scratched?
Although both surfaces are highly scratch resistant, small
scratches can be professionally repaired if they occur.
