What Should I Consider When Getting Granite Countertops?
Granite consists of quartz, silica, mica, obsidian, feldspar, and other natural minerals. Those who choose granite countertops over other options, such as Silestone, Corian, or laminate, do so because of its distinct beauty. Each slab of granite has unique crystals, depth, and variations in color. Granite never changes colors, so it does not lose its brilliance over time. Granite used for countertops comes from various parts of the world, including the U.S., Brazil, Canada, China, India, Italy, Norway, and Sri Lanka. The cost of granite countertops will vary according to square footage, as well as other factors, such as edge and backsplash selections. Round ΒΌ inch (6.35 mm) beveled edges are standard. A special edge increases the price. Although granite countertops are extremely durable, the material itself can not have a warranty placed on it because it is a natural stone. An installer can warranty the installation, however. Substances that are not granite-countertop-friendly include
