Countertop Guide

Quartz is a countertop material formed through compression, and a benefit of quartz is that it comes in a wide range of colours, especially light shades. Quartz options are available for traditional and modern kitchens and other spaces.

As a material, ceramic differs from natural stone and quartz. Its non-scratch properties, heat and impact resistance, and low maintenance make ceramic an excellent choice of material for kitchen countertops.

Two surface treatment options are available for natural stone: polishing or diamond-brushing.

Stone is a hard, durable and low-maintenance countertop material and proper care will only increase its lifespan.

Stone countertops should be measured and installed with care. We offer a countertop measurement and installation service along with our countertops, and it is available in most municipalities. You can also measure and install the countertop yourself; please read the instructions in the Countertop Guide.