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Composite Stone Kitchen Work Surfaces – 10 Pros & Cons

December 11, 2018Stone TipsVictoria Marble

Composite stone, or quartz, is one of the most popular materials for kitchen work surfaces in recent years. This material has great characteristics that will make working in the kitchen easier. Additionally, you will have the option to choose from an extensive range of colours and styles.

At Victoria Marble, we template, supply and install composite stone kitchen work surfaces at competitive prices in Ruislip, London and surrounding areas.

Pros

1. Low level of maintenance

The cleaning is easy with just soap and water. This material doesn’t need sealing, unlike many others. You can get your composite stone work surfaces installed and forget about them.

2. Non-porous surface

This means that liquids and spills will not absorb and leave a stain. Even if you accidentally spill something, you will have no hard times removing it with water and soap.

3. Wide colour palette

Quartz is a manufactured product, so its colour range is wide and you will be able to find in its range anything you want, from classic colours like beige or light grey to pink and oranges. It can even have the appearance of other materials, namely marble and granite. One is certain- there is something for everyone in quartz’s range.

4. Durability

This material is one of the toughest you can find in nature- it will handle weight and pressure without problems. You should be more careful around the edges, which tend to chip easier.

5. A smart investment

Composite stone is more affordable than natural stones, per se. It is very durable and will, therefore, make a smart investment you will not regret.

6. Highly hygienic

Bacteria and germ can’t lodge on a non-porous surface. Your work surfaces will be highly hygienic, which is of great importance in kitchens.

7. Can be used for other purposes

You can use quartz not just for kitchen work surfaces, but also for floors, wall cladding, shower walls and similar.

Cons

1. Sensitive to chemicals

You should avoid harsh chemicals that contain bleach or ammonia as they can damage the surface of the composite stone. Simply use soap and water for cleaning

2. Shouldn’t be used under constant heat

Resins in composite stone can get unstable under constant heat, like under radiant. You shouldn’t use them in close contact with it. Also, it shouldn’t be used outdoors because of the instability to UV light.

3. Very heavy

Because quartz is so hard, it is also heavy. Some cabinets may require additional structural support before the installation.

In just 7 days from your call, you can have your composite stone kitchen work surfaces installed and ready for use anywhere in Ruislip and London areas. We have experience with fitting for both commercial and residential objects with proven results. We have a base of satisfied customers who always refer to us.

For more information about our composite stone range, feel free to get in touch with us.

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