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The Practicality of Choosing Quartz Countertops

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You have several choices when it comes to choosing the material for your countertops. When you research different countertop materials you will find that there are pros and cons to all types of countertop materials both natural and man-made. Quartz countertops are becoming more and more popular in kitchen design and for a great reason! Quartz countertops at the Lake of the Ozarks are a manmade countertop but this allows the design to be extremely flexible when it comes to color choice and shape! Read on to learn why quartz countertops may be the most practical countertop solution for your lifestyle.  Practicality Quartz is an extremely durable mineral. In fact, it’s one of the hardest minerals on earth. Quartz is also resistant to scratches and stains which makes it extremely practical in kitchens and bathrooms. Because quartz countertops are so durable, they prove to be cost-effective in the long run. It might seem like a bigger investment from the start, but having ...

Granite Myths

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Granite is a mysterious stone. There are misconceptions and myths surrounding the natural stone, and as its popularity continues to increase, people have created preconceived ideas and made assumptions. Good thing Metro Marble & Granite is here to share the facts! We're the countertop experts at the Lake of the Ozarks , and we're excited to share and debunk these five myths. Read on to be mind blown! MYTH: Granite countertops are absorbent. FACT: Although granite countertops are porous, they are not absorbent. We recommend that you have your countertops sealed to prevent any staining, but it's not likely that a spill will immediately soak into your counter! We do suggest cleaning up spills as quickly as possible because of the porous nature, but granite countertops are NOT absorbent. MYTH: Once granite is stained, it's there forever. FACT: If you do happen to accidentally stain your granite countertops, no need to fear. It's actually likely that you ...