Bathroom Countertops: The Pros and Cons of Engineered ...

Homeowners often splurge on the perfect bathroom countertop material, and increasingly have done so, according to our most recent bathroom survey . To help you wade through the options, we asked home design experts to tell us what their favorite bathroom vanity countertop material is. There was a clear winner: engineered quartz.Here, we&#;ve rounded up what the designers &#; Carlos C. Forteza, Tracy Lynn, Gregory Thomas and Chase Dowell &#; say are the pros and cons of the material.

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There are several reasons why contractors who build and renovate homes have been turning to quartz as a preferred material for countertops. For one thing, quartz bathroom or kitchen countertops have a stunning appearance, are design-friendly, and require little maintenance. Add in that families are trending toward them, and you have the recipe for a win-win scenario.

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There are several advantages that you need to know about quartz bathroom countertops before choosing them for your project.

• Supply- There is a ready supply of quartz, since it is a manufactured product rather than needing to be found, excavated, and transported like natural stone does.
• Stain-resistant- It might not seem like you&#;d have to worry about many stains in a bathroom. However, the reality is that quartz bathroom countertops do handle makeup and other messes that could stain other types of materials.
• Bacteria- Since quartz bathroom countertops have a smooth, non-porous texture, they resist bacteria and germs better.
• Variety- Quartz is an engineered stone, so you&#;ll have plenty of options to match the style and décor easily with quartz bathroom countertops. You can even get colors that you wouldn&#;t typically find in a natural stone product.

At Complete Kitchen & Bath, we are happy to tell you more about quartz bathroom countertops so you can confidently make a decision based on facts and accurate expectations. You are welcome to schedule an appointment to tour our Lakeland, Florida fabrication shop so you can get a better idea about our workmanship and the options available. Reach out with any questions you might have about our granite, quartz, and marble products and custom services.

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