WOODEN CABINET
GRANITE 2 AND 3 CM
QUARTZITE 3 CM
Our ready-to-assemble cabinets provide luxury quality at an affordable price.
There are many ready-to-assemble cabinets to choose from, with a quality that lasts for years and decades, they offer luxury quality and value.
Our cabinets provide a visualization of satisfaction when installed by people who are dedicated to professional installa
Our ready-to-assemble cabinets provide luxury quality at an affordable price.
There are many ready-to-assemble cabinets to choose from, with a quality that lasts for years and decades, they offer luxury quality and value.
Our cabinets provide a visualization of satisfaction when installed by people who are dedicated to professional installation and assembly.
The quality of the cabinets is the satisfaction of our clients when looking at their properly installed kitchen.
This is where the evaluation system of cabinets when installed is a satisfaction of emotions and feelings for our clients. We are pleased to know that we always make possible the reunions of happy families and friends.
QUARTZITE 3 CM
GRANITE 2 AND 3 CM
QUARTZITE 3 CM
Quartzite has gained popularity as a countertop material in recent years, and for good reason. With a look that is often similar to marble and durability comparable to granite, this natural stone seems to have it all.
Why choose quartzite?
quartzite.
“Quartzite is beautiful and exotic. People often choose it when they are looking for someth
Quartzite has gained popularity as a countertop material in recent years, and for good reason. With a look that is often similar to marble and durability comparable to granite, this natural stone seems to have it all.
Why choose quartzite?
quartzite.
“Quartzite is beautiful and exotic. People often choose it when they are looking for something different. It is a great way to change the environment.”
“Quartzite is nearly indestructible,” notes Louis Battista of New England Stone Technology in New Haven, Connecticut. Two of its strengths are its hardness and durability. Quartzite is nearly twice as hard as glass and harder than a knife blade. It is also resistant to common kitchen acids and will not etch when exposed to things like lemon juice or vinegar.
GRANITE 2 AND 3 CM
GRANITE 2 AND 3 CM
QUARTZ 2 CM AND 3 CM
Like other natural stone materials, granite is an extremely hard and durable substance. Resistant to heat, chipping, and scratching, it's no wonder granite is the preferred choice of many homeowners for countertops. Because of its durability, investing in a granite countertop is a wise investment for any homeowner.
So, how long exactly sho
Like other natural stone materials, granite is an extremely hard and durable substance. Resistant to heat, chipping, and scratching, it's no wonder granite is the preferred choice of many homeowners for countertops. Because of its durability, investing in a granite countertop is a wise investment for any homeowner.
So, how long exactly should a granite countertop last?
A well-maintained granite countertop should survive around 100 years or more. The key statement here is "well-maintained." While granite can withstand typical daily wear and tear, granite countertops do require some maintenance to ensure their sustainability, similar to most things of value.
Next, we'll discuss how to ensure a granite countertop not only survives those 100 years or more, but also how to ensure it thrives.
Sealing Granite Sealing a granite countertop is an important step in increasing its longevity. Granite is a very porous material, so it will absorb any liquid spilled on it. Because countertops are exposed to a variety of potential spills, such as juices, concentrates, cooking liquids, and other colored liquids, there is a high potential for staining and etching to occur.
QUARTZ 2 CM AND 3 CM
QUARTZ 2 CM AND 3 CM
QUARTZ 2 CM AND 3 CM
What is a quartz countertop?
Quartz countertops are a type of engineered stone made from ground quartz particles bonded together with resins. The industry is increasingly using the term engineered stone to refer to these types of countertops in order to differentiate them from natural stone.
What are quartz countertops made of?
Quartz counte
What is a quartz countertop?
Quartz countertops are a type of engineered stone made from ground quartz particles bonded together with resins. The industry is increasingly using the term engineered stone to refer to these types of countertops in order to differentiate them from natural stone.
What are quartz countertops made of?
Quartz countertops are not made from solid quartz, but from a mixture of 90% crushed granite, marble, natural stone, or recycled industrial waste such as ceramic, silica, glass, and mirrors. The other 10% is a polymeric or cement-based binder that binds the entire material together. The mixture of these materials gives quartz countertops the look and feel of stone.
Quartz countertops may include some amount of real quartz, but they do not contain solid quarried quartz. 90% of the stone-like materials that form the base of quartz countertops are all waste byproducts from other mining or manufacturing processes, making quartz an eco-friendly countertop choice.
All Quartz Countertops Are Made Using Bretonstone Technology Bretonstone technology is a patented process created by the Breton company in Northeast Italy. The process involves mixing pulverized natural stone aggregates with a polymer blend, removing the air, and then heating and shaping the material into slabs that have the hardness and look of natural stone.
Bretonstone technology has been licensed to over 50 companies around the world, including such famous quartz brands as Silestone, Cambria, and Caesarstone. While these manufacturers add their own style and nuances to their engineered stone countertops, they still work with the original patent, from Breton.
Quartz Has Excellent Durability Quartz kitchen countertops are nonporous, so they don't need sealing like granite or marble. This also means that quartz does not stain easily with water.
MARBLE 2CM AND 3 CM
QUARTZ 2 CM AND 3 CM
MARBLE 2CM AND 3 CM
Marble countertops are a natural material of great beauty, elegance and ease of work, which has established itself as one of the best and most trendy options in the design of home kitchens, not only in countertops but also as wall coverings, furniture and other objects.
When considering it as an option for the kitchen, marble countertops m
Marble countertops are a natural material of great beauty, elegance and ease of work, which has established itself as one of the best and most trendy options in the design of home kitchens, not only in countertops but also as wall coverings, furniture and other objects.
When considering it as an option for the kitchen, marble countertops must consider their characteristics as a material compared to other materials such as granite or quartz to make a firm decision.
Marble is a metamorphic rock that is made of limestone that can reach a high degree of crystallization. The basic component of this material is calcium carbonate and the other small percentage is made up of other elements and impurities, which is what gives it the great variety of colors that marble countertops present.
The most common textures that we can find in marble are polished, honed, aged and bush-hammered, if we count what countertops are made of, polished and honed are the most used textures.
Polishing is the most commonly used finish for marble countertops and is obtained by abrasion through grains of different sizes until achieving this marble finish.
Honing follows the same manufacturing process as polishing but without achieving a shine, achieving smooth, matte surfaces without any visible marks.