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Quartz Countertops
I can't see why anyone would choose garnite countertops over quartz. I guess they are actually called engineered quartz but who cares really. This surface seems way superior to me when it comes to counters, especially in the kitchen.
I too am sold on quartz countertops, I wondered if anyone has any opinion whether DuPont, Zodiac, or Silestone are better than any other.
Drew,
Some people like granite and that is fine. But I do agree the quartz countertops that have became available in the last couple of years are great. A real pro is that although they cost roughly the same as natural stone you don't have all the maintenance costs and efforts.
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