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Marble

REASONS TO CHOOSE marble

Natural Stone

Natural Stone

Natural Stone

Marble is a metamorphic rock composed of recrystallized carbonate minerals, most commonly calcite or dolomite.

Luxury

Natural Stone

Natural Stone

The subtle sheen of marble countertops evokes an air of elegance that can add a timeless vibe to any home. Luxurious luminous marble adds a crisp glow.

Unique

Natural Stone

Heat Resistance

Marble has a natural elegance and beauty. Since every slab is unique, there is variety of colors of marble countertops including solid white, solid black and a range of variety colors.

Heat Resistance

Heat Resistance

Heat Resistance

Marble Counters are heat resistant. A marble countertop will not burn, melt, or catch fire, although it’s still a good idea to use a trivet and avoid placing hot pans on the surface to prevent damage to the finish. 

Durability

Heat Resistance

Durability

Marble is a very durable stone. Despite the fact that some marbles aren’t as hard as granite, it does not mean that marble is not a durable stone. Marble has been used as a building material for centuries due to its combination of strength and beauty. There are a few types of marble that are considered to be “hard” marble.  These marbles are almost as hard as granite and are less like to scratch than softer marbles.

Care and Maintenance

Basic Maintenance

While you can use  warm water, there are many cleaners available on the market that are designed for use with natural stones. Apply the cleaner and wipe your counter down with a soft towel. Make sure to use only neutral cleaner

Annual l Maintenance

It’s recommends resealing most natural stones annually, but the timeline can vary depending on use and which sealer was applied.

Things to Avoid

  •  Acidic cleaners such as vinegar or ammonia. If you use acidic cleaners, you might remove any sealant from the countertop, which will leave the surface vulnerable to damages.
  • Leave spills sitting on the countertop

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