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Cambria - Kensington | Installed Quartz Countertops

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About This Item:

Aesthetic Description: Asphalt black mixes with deposits of golden ore in a surface replete with contradictions. Depending on its use, Kensington can evoke modern and bustling, or rustic and tranquil.

Suitable Applications: Indoor Surfaces Only

Brand: Cambria

Style: Kensington

Product Information:
Stain Resistance
Highly Resistant: Non-porous; no sealing needed
Scratch Resistance
Highly Resistant: Engineered to be non-porous; ideal for high-traffic areas
Heat Resistance
Moderate Resistance: Sensitive to high heat; use trivets
Hardness
Rated 6-8 on Mohs Hardness scale; very hard, resists scratches and impacts well
Periodic Re-sealing
Not required; non-porous
Country of Origin
USA
Item Weight
18 lbs/sf
Material Warranty
Full Lifetime Warranty

$82.41

/ sf installed
Variable Price
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As soon as Nov 05
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Installed as soon as Nov 17

Countertop Installation Available in Austin area

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Q: What are quartz countertops made of?

A: Quartz countertops are engineered stone surfaces made from a combination of natural quartz crystals and resins. Typically, they consist of about 90-95% ground quartz and 5-10% polymer resins and pigments.

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Q: Do quartz countertops require sealing?

A: No, quartz countertops do not require sealing. The resins used in their manufacturing make them non-porous, which means they are naturally resistant to stains, spills, and bacteria.

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Q: How do quartz countertops compare to granite countertops?

A: Quartz countertops are more consistent in color and pattern, require less maintenance, and are non-porous compared to granite. Granite is a natural stone and offers unique, one-of-a-kind patterns, but it requires periodic sealing and is more susceptible to staining.

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Q: Can quartz countertops withstand heat?

A: Quartz countertops are heat-resistant but not heatproof. Direct exposure to high temperatures, such as hot pots and pans, can cause damage or discoloration. It's recommended to use trivets or hot pads to protect the surface.

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Q: What should I do if my quartz countertop chips or cracks?

A: While quartz is highly durable, it can chip or crack under severe impact. Minor chips can often be repaired with a color-matching epoxy resin. For larger damages, it’s best to contact a professional for repair or replacement.

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Q: Are quartz countertops scratch-resistant?

A: Yes, quartz countertops are highly scratch-resistant due to their hardness. However, using cutting boards is recommended to avoid any potential damage and to protect your knives from dulling.

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Q: How should I clean and maintain quartz countertops?

A: Cleaning quartz countertops is easy. Use a mild dish soap and a soft cloth or sponge for everyday cleaning. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or scouring pads as they can damage the surface.

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Q: Can quartz countertops be used outdoors?

A: Quartz countertops are not recommended for outdoor use. Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and varying weather conditions can cause the resin to discolor and degrade over time.

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Q: How do quartz countertops compare to marble countertops?

A: Quartz countertops are more durable, less porous, and require less maintenance compared to marble. Marble is a softer natural stone that can scratch, stain, and etch more easily, requiring regular sealing and more careful upkeep.

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Q: Are quartz countertops environmentally friendly?

A: Quartz countertops can be considered environmentally friendly to an extent. Many manufacturers use recycled materials in their production process. However, the production of quartz involves energy-intensive processes and the use of synthetic resins, which can impact their overall eco-friendliness.

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