Corian or Quartz worktops, discuss
Joe Bennett
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How practical and stain resistant are white Quartz worktops?
Comments (12)I am considering white quartz work tops but a kitchen supplier told me that they are prone to staining. She told me her mum's had stained with the pollen from a bunch of orchids. I have read previously that turmeric and wine stains can be removed with a "soft scrub" the green side of a washing up sponge and a little bleach. Ive heard good reports also of a product called "comet" which I am guessing is a product available in the US? I'm not sure what the English equivalent would be. Does anyone have any experience or success in removing the orchid pollen stains? Thanks....See MoreWorktops - cheaper alternative to Corian
Comments (12)There are a huge range of worktop options available, we have a large range of Granites and Quartz. Silestone, Ceasarstone, Cimstone, Quartzforms, Compac and Technistone are just a few Quartz brands that we offer. They all have websites where you can view colours available and request samples. If white is what you are looking for then these Quartz brands do have some lovely colour options....See Moreprotective rods on quartz worktops
Comments (2)Yes, I did a kitchen where trivet rods were done in Corian. The customer was afraid that they would forget and scorch their material with a hot pot. They loved it for a month. And then hated it. It’s a bear to have a permanent obstacle around which to clean. Because it was Corian, they were able to get it filled back in and you couldn’t tell it had ever been cut there. Quartz would not have similar repairability should you also not like it. I’d encourage you to develop the kitchen best practices of always using a trivet and a cutting board. That never fails if you make it that habit!...See MoreA Quick Worktop Change
Comments (0)You don’t have to go all out to give your kitchen a fresh new look. If your units are still in good condition, a cheaper and easier option would be to just update the work surfaces. We have a range of different worktop materials available, including quartz, corian, wood, granite, glass and laminate. And this doesn’t have to be the same throughout the kitchen. Contrasting materials has become a very attractive choice in kitchen designs and this is not limited to the units. Why not create a contrast with a stone worktop and a wooden island worktop? Contact us to discuss options....See MoreJuliet Docherty
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