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Countertops for your Home and Business

Even if you don't have a dream budget, there's an option for you.

Looking to spruce up your countertops with granite or quartz surfaces?

We offer a wide range of durable countertops from leading brands such as Caesarstone, Eezi Quartz, Enduro Quartz, Pro Quartz, Sigma Quartz, and Rudi’s Choice Natural Stone.

Crafted by nature and skilled professionals, these countertops can transform your kitchen into a masterpiece. Moreover, with options like granite and engineered quartz, the possibilities are endless for revamping your kitchen counters, bathroom vanities, bar counters, stairs, and wall paneling.

Furthermore, our dedicated team is committed to exceeding your expectations and ensuring a seamless installation process.We prioritize meeting deadlines to deliver a stylish and practical new kitchen that will stand the test of time.

Don’t settle for outdated countertops when you can elevate your space with our top-notch service.

Quartz Countertops

Quartz countertops are an excellent choice if you’re in the market for natural stone alternatives.

Not only do they offer the beauty and elegance of granite or marble, but they’re also easier to maintain and care for.

Thanks to today’s market, quartz countertops have become more affordable, with many brands offering a varied selection of options to meet all budgets.

Even better, it’s no longer necessary to purchase an entire slab, as many brands such as Caesarstone, Eezi Quartz, Enduro Quartz, Pro Quartz and Sigma now offer half slabs or strips of different sizes.

Sigma Quartz even offer options for reduced waste, saving both money and the environment.

Additionally, there are different finishes to choose from, including polished, satin, matt, concrete and leathered.

Depending on the brand, the size of the slabs can vary, from smaller sizes to larger options.

For those concerned about the weight, quartz slabs typically weigh in at around 50kg per square meter for the standard 20mm thickness.

With varying thicknesses ranging between 13mm,15mm and 20mm, quartz countertops provide plenty of options for any space.

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Granite Countertops

Granite is such a versatile, stylish and long-lasting material that has become a popular choice for kitchen countertops!

Apart from being absolutely stunning and highly durable, it comes with added advantages such as being heat-resistant, which means your hot pots or pans won’t do any damage to it.

Not only that, but granite can increase the overall value of your property, making it more attractive to potential buyers in case you ever plan on selling it.

However, it’s important to keep in mind the potential downsides: granite may be pricier than other options, particularly for smaller projects, and certain colours can be more expensive than others.

Additionally, regular maintenance such as resealing will be necessary to prevent any staining. Don’t worry though, you can easily clean granite yourself and choose from numerous finishes, including polished, smooth or textured, so you can feel confident in your decision.

Lastly, bear in mind that granite slabs are not a one-size-fits-all solution as there is no standard size – and in case you are wondering about the weight, it usually comes around 90 kg per square meter if they are 30 mm thick.

Granite Plus can advise you when planning your kitchen or bathroom and provide professional fabrication and installation for your natural stone or quartz elements.

Caesarstone Engineered Quartz vs Granite

Even though many people tend to refer to quartz surface products as “Caesarstone,” the truth is that there are several other brands in the market.

Despite this, both engineered quartz and granite countertops are versatile and ideal for use in various areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, and backsplashes due to their scratch-resistant and sturdy nature.

Additionally, engineered quartz are non-porous, meaning that it is non-absorbent; hence it does not absorb liquid, odors, or food particles, which makes engineered quartz ideal for food preparation.

The only significant difference between the maintenance of granite countertops and engineered quartz is that granite countertops require periodic sealing to prevent stains, while engineered quartz can be cleaned with soapy water and does not require sealing.

Moreover, due to their non-porous nature, quartz countertops can help prevent the growth of microorganisms, making them a more hygienic option.

Ultimately, the choice between the two comes down to personal preference. They both offer durability and attractiveness, but each has its unique features.