Jumbo Size Quartz Countertops

Jumbo Size Quartz Countertops. One of the toughest countertop materials Quartz countertops differ from granite and marble countertops in one significant way: quartz is an engineered product while the other two are. They come in two sizes: original and jumbo.

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They are made by combining ground quartz with synthetic resins and colorants Granite and other natural stone have no such size limits. Choosing engineered quartz for your countertops can be a great choice because it looks like natural stone, is resistant to scratches and stains, and is very easy to maintain. LG Viatera quartz surface is designed and created around the idea that a countertop is more than a place where meals are prepared.

Quartz takes any kitchen Countertops or bathroom countertops to the next level of attractive elegance.

A wide variety of jumbo size quartz stone slabs options are available to you, such as composition, artificial stone type.

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As you'll soon read below, there's quite a range when it comes to all quartz countertop prices. LG Viatera quartz surface is designed and created around the idea that a countertop is more than a place where meals are prepared. Find dimensions and size details for the original and jumbo slabs of our quartz surfaces.

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