Kitchen countertop

Rehanara Bhuiya Brock

8 years ago

I love the granite look. How does that compare to Quartz for look and durability.

Sort by:Oldest

Comment (1)

PRO
Davonport Kitchen & Home
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Hello Rehanara

Quartz is more hard wearing than granite, though both are very practical choices. In terms of look, Quartz has a slightly more uniform look to it, whereas granite is more organic.

If you're unsure of what material to use for your kitchen worktops perhaps our blog about different work surfaces might be of use to you? There are details about not only granite and quartz but also wood, ceramic and corian.

Hope this is helpful to you.

Regards, Davonport.
Related Discussions
Kitchen countertops.
Q
Comments (1)
Blanco do a really smart box sink that lips onto laminate worktops, It is the nearest you will get without paying for granite, looks great and no drainer! Goto our site for more details.
...See More
are there any really good wood effect kitchen countertops
Q
Comments (2)
Hello Tina, I wish I could see your posting earlier. Yes, we do 1:1 printings on a glass which looks exactly like wood, additionally you may want us to make it using matt paint, so it won't be shiny. Moreover, if you will request (free) quote for countertop and splashback combined, we will apply 25% discount for your order. Here are some examples of our work: Let me know if you like it so I will arrange a callback whenever you want :) Glad we can help.
...See More
Hi, Advice on kitchen countertops
Q
Comments (2)
Hi all, I am looking for advice and opinions on just this question I have on countertops. So I completely gutted and we are renovating our kitchen. As you can see I have a split height island / table. We were originally going to use the same color quartz for all of the kitchen but as it turned out there was not enough for the table. So my thinking is to find a contrasting color remnant for the table. The whole kitchen is white cabinets. Looking for advice on what we should go with on the adjoined table. We also had thoughts on painting the legs and frame of the table to contrast against the cabinets. Appreciating all of your positive thoughtful ideas about only the colors of the table and top.
...See More
Different kitchen countertop materials, same or different heights?
Q
Comments (8)
It is probably better to keep to one height in the sink corner, for all the above reasons. This time round I'm going free-standing. I discovered one height all round affects my shoulders - the worktops are too high for my height and different jobs (eg mixing, bread making, carving, chopping) and it seems there's a standard height just to fit the appliances underneath. My current, old, about-to-be-redone kitchen served its purpose but practically didn't work so well. So this time I'm including working heights that suit me, not the designer \ trader.
...See More

Kitchen countertop

Comment (1)

Davonport Kitchen & Home

Related Discussions

COMPANY

BUSINESS SERVICES

GET HELP

CONNECT WITH US