With over 8,398 acres of open outdoor space, the Weldon Spring Conservation Area near O’ Fallon is the perfect place to take the family on a day trip. You can share time together by breaking out the old Frisbee, or by having a nice relaxing lunch. If you are tired of preparing your sandwiches on an old, outdated counter, you might be looking for a stunning replacement. If you are looking for a new stone countertop, you can find it at Arch City Granite. Our amazing customer service representatives can help answer your questions, and help you find the right countertop for your home. You might be looking at different types of countertop and you have probably heard about quartz. Since we want you to have the answers, here is everything you need to know about a quartz countertop.
What is a Quartz Countertop?
First off, a quartz countertop is engineered. Bits of quartz are combined with a special resin to create a beautiful countertop. During the fabrication process, around 93% quartz is combined with 7% resin. The mixture is poured to shape and then it sets up. Since it is fabricated, larger sections of quartz can be used than slab from natural stone. If you have a kitchen that needs large slabs, or numerous curves, you might want to think about quartz. You have probably seen quartz without even realizing. Quartz isn’t just used for countertops. There are a lot of airports that have used quartz slabs on their floors. If you have been in a few airports, there is a high chance that you walked across quartz.
When Quartz is the Right Decision
One of the biggest reasons to go with quartz is because of its durability. Homeowners who have little children often want something that can handle a bit of abuse. Quartz is a great choice when you are looking for durability because it can handle children. Another good reason to go with quartz is if you do not like maintenance. With other stone surfaces, such as marble and granite, you will need to reapply the sealer that keeps the surface looking its best. That isn’t true with a quartz countertop. Quartz and the resin that binds it are extremely dense. This density makes it so you never have to add a coat of sealant. Your O’ Fallon quartz countertop will continue looking its best without the need for yearly, or biyearly maintenance. Selection is also a big benefit of a quartz countertop. Since quartz is engineered, the selection goes up significantly. The number of colors and styles outnumber any of the natural stones. If you are looking for a specific color, chances are, you will be able to find what you are looking for and you will be able to match your kitchen perfectly.
Arch City Granite
When you are looking for O’ Fallon quartz countertops, Arch City Granite has the selection you want at the prices that will help your savings account. If you are wondering if quartz is the right choice, you can come down to one of our service locations and get your questions answered. Our service staff can walk you through the pros and cons of any countertop surface. We can help you identify the right countertop for your life situation. You can even watch the fabrication process at our place in St. Louis. You can watch how we take large slabs of stone, or quartz and transform them into stunningly beautiful countertops. Watching our computer aided stone cutting machinery and polishers will allow you to see the amount of work we put into our product. We know countertops and we make it our mission to give you the best countertops around. If you are thinking about O’ Fallon quartz countertops, give us a call.
