Manufactured Stone Countertops

These countertop offer an affordable way to improve the look and value of your home.

Manufactured stone countertops.

Family owned and american made cambria natural quartz countertops and surfaces combine innovative design and durability for a lifetime of beauty. Granite is composed of 40 60 quartz and other softer minerals and impurities. Planet stone offers a variety of prefabricated granite countertops in a wide range of colors. Granite countertops cost range from 35 to 125 per square foot installed and can go as high as 200.

Granite also absorbs liquids and stains while quartz is completely nonabsorbent. Cultured marble vs granite. Quartz countertops contain up to 93 quartz an extremely hard mineral. Cultured stone is as expensive as natural stone and in some cases can cost even more to install because it is heavier.

Plus this countertop material doesn t hold its value like natural stone. Pricing for cultured stone increases with thickness color choices and name brand. Prefabricated countertops start at 34 99 per square foot installed and we also offer additional color choices for 39 99 and 44 99 per square foot installed. Enter your state or zip in the field below to find dealers near you.

Locate a cultured stone dealer near you. Or view our dealers listing by state. Unlike natural stone countertops that are cut from pure granite marble or sandstone engineered stone counters are made from quartz crystals held together with a resin binder. Granite does have its share of maintenance issues but.

The average granite countertop installation costs 45 65 sq. Which is the same price range as a cultured marble vanity 44 68 psf. Whatever your next project calls for there s a cultured stone veneer that caters to your sensibilities and budget. With dealers abound cultured stone products are easy to get your hands on.

An alternative to natural stone cut from pure marble or granite this factory made composite features crushed stone often quartz crystals in countertops and marble in wall and flooring products. This material is often referred to in the industry as quartz but the name engineered stone gives you a better idea of what it is. They have a similar appearance to natural stone but they possess benefits not.