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Granite vs Quartz vs Marble vs Quartzite - How To Choose The Right Countertop ?
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2021
- How to compare the difference between quartz vs granite vs marble vs quartzite. Which one is better? This video will show you how to choose the right countertop for your home. If you want to install new countertops, build a new home, or replace your old countertops, we explore which surface you should choose: Quartz, Granite, Quartzite, or Marble? If you are confused about which type of stone to put in your home, then this is the video for you. Choosing between quartz countertops or granite countertops can be tricky. But this video will help make your decision a little easier, as we go over the pros and cons of each solid surface.
The Quartz vs Granite question
Granite Countertops -
The sheer volume and demand for this product have actually decreased the cost of the once elite countertop material. Improved transportation, better technology for the cutting and polishing of granite has also helped lower costs to the consumer. These once exotic stone slabs are now commonly imported from countries like Brazil, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Africa, and India.
Quartz Countertops -
Learn what you need to know before purchasing a quartz countertop. Since Quartz is a man-made product, the manufacturing processes have allowed designers to create almost limitless colors. You can find a quartz countertop that will match any design option or color scheme that you have in your kitchen or bath. Watch this video as we walk through everything you need to know about quartz counters and quartz vs quartzite.
Granite vs Quartz vs Marble vs Quartzite - How To Choose The Right Countertop?
Today it is common for most home remodels to include upscale kitchen and bath countertop upgrades.
Question's answered in this video:
When designing a kitchen or new home which product should you choose?
How to pick the right countertop?
Should you choose polished or honed?
What about sealing the countertop?
How do I clean a countertop?
Are there different levels of granite?
Are there different levels of quartz?
What are the colors and costs?
Visit and Special Thank You to:
Mid Atlantic Stone
Slab Gallery
568 George Bishop Parkway
Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
843-236-2600
#Countertops #Granite #Quartz
This UA-cam video series is to you by:
Jerry Pinkas Real Estate Experts
604 N 27th Ave
Myrtle Beach SC 29577
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This guy knows what he is talking about. Appreciate people like that!
Thank you too for interviewing him!
Thank you for commenting and watching truly appreciate your support. Glad you enjoyed the content
This is really good. I'm not in the United states but it was much more helpful than the salesperson i dealt with today while shopping for stone countertops
That quartzite on the left was beautiful … I bet it is expensive. I have quartz ( which I love) in my kitchen. In my bathrooms I have granite counters. P.S. I heard every word from the stone expert!
Jerry, What a great explanation of the different surfaces and I am sure there are going to be a lot of people researching how to seal their solid surface counters after watching this video - Sam
Glad it was helpful! Just trying to answer the most common questions people have about stone countertops. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Absolutely love knowledgeable people like this guy. Great video 👍
Loved this video. Great info. Thank you!
I can see why you posted this. Super informative
Oh I love this! Just what I needed to know! Thank you 😊
Super glad it was helpful! There are big differences between each surface and its important to know the difference. Thanks for watching and commenting. See you in the next video.
Great video ! Thank you !
I really loved your. EXPLANATIONS VIA DIFFERENT STONES, THEIR ARE TOO MANY PEOPLE WHOM THINK ALL QUARTZ IS BLAND WHITE-OFF WHITE, I saw a sample setup in a store once where ALL, WERE QUARTS, which was fantastic, as some NOT QUARTZ but it was amazing , GRANITE is too much work, cheers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for commenting and watching.
So helpful!
I'm sorry to correct you but Windex with ammonia has a pH of 9 which is quite basic. Water, with a pH of 7, is more acidic than Windex. Are these stones also sensitive to bases as wel?. If so can you provide the pH levels we should be careful about.? Thank you.
One factor is how most installations look. If I was to install granite, about the only one that I would enjoy would be black with the blue veins and pearlescent splashes of quartz White. That was the stone of my mother's gravestone and we also have a piece of black outside that was damaged and sold to us which we use for a table we built. I look at the yellow and brown granite countertop and splash in the video and it is not a peaceful look. I installed courts and have this nice Brown surface with small pebbles in it. It has life to it but it is not a wild color. And the good thing is that it goes together with other quartz pieces. For the rolling Island and kitchen table that we built, we have a plain bluish Brown surface that is a very interesting color. It looks magnificent with the pebbled surface, and I also have a section of butcher block with the island. That is much harder to do with granite. And the buyer rarely gets to select the slab meaning that the natural differences may or may not be pleasing. But with quartz, you get what you see with some minor exceptions for any slabs in the group. This makes a huge difference in the look of the kitchen when the work is complete. I guess the term here would be control over color and pattern.
This video was very informative, I appreciate it. One question that was not posed was whether a hot pot can be placed directly on the surface without damaging it. Also, though I wouldn’t do it, can you cut food on the surface without causing damage. I want something as natural as possible but I really do not wish to maintain by sealing it.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you are enjoying the videos here on this channel.
Natural granite looks better to me. I like the shine of the labradorite in the blue pearl and emerald pearl, or the zoned feldspars in the pink or brown granites.
We have both quartz and granite and I find quartz far superior. I know he said you have to seal quartz but we've never sealed ours and it's never stained and looks perfect after probably 15 years. The granite on the other hand we have sealed and any oil will stain it and water will leave a dark spot which later evaporates but it's just so porous compared to the quartz.
Thanks for commenting and sharing your experience! It is important to understand the difference between each counter surface because they are not all the same. I feel these countertops have gotten better because today many surfaces come sealed from the factory.
Thanks so much for sharing your experience. I “think” he was talking about a factory seal, which can last about 15 years. Sounds like yours is doing great! I will be shopping for countertops in the next couple months and really appreciate the feedback from those of you who have experience! ❤
Thank you from 🇨🇦👍👍
Your welcome and thank you too! Glad the videos here on this channel are helpful to you.
Quartz does not have to be sealed. It comes already sealed from the manufacture as you mentioned it is a man made stone.
Great info and very informative. Don't get this kind of education when looking at countertops.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
What??? We were told that quartz didn't have to be sealed! I'm confused! 😱
Do you recommend a quartz or granite sealer?
How good is just a sealed oak countertop? Will it last well enough?
He spoke about quartz, but hardly said anything aboout quartzite. What's the differences between those items?
A one square foot block of each - which one would survive a 50cal bullet? * Pink Sioux Quartzite * from where I live has survived it. It's what also makes Sioux Falls, where I live, the pinkest city in the United States. There is a 3 mile wide 30 mile long 2+ mile thick rock that is at the surface here in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. We have large quarries as well. The natural stone is beautiful and IMO harder than all that you have shown and heat resistant.
Our quartzite is only one mine old in our kitchen. It’s Tahiti and it’s taking on a water stain. Of course it has been sealed. Is there a special sealer for quartzite?
I'm not sure but if you call East Coast Granite (843) 458-0012 I'm sure they can give you the correct answer. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Your comment about ammonia being Acidic. It has a PH of 11. It is not Acidic Is it still unwise to use it on the stone countertops?.
What is the white countertops behind him in the closing part of this video?
I just had Quartz put in last week. I really like it. Granite is to busy for me.
Thats awesome, So glad you like it! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I like the quartz and the butcher block
Quartz seams to be the trend today. Although many new homes do come with granite countertops unless there is an upgrade. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thx
You’re welcome so glad you enjoyed this helpful information. Thanks for taking the time to watch.
My thing is Granite is beautiful. The problem is it’s everywhere, basically the new Formica. Just what I see. Quartz is far and few between, kinda the new generation of countertops for the next decade. Than it will be the new Formica. Funny thing is Formica is also a fantastic top as it is….
I am planning a bathroom remodel thinking using quartz white & gray sink vanity sink. I hear it Durable to clean stain and pet Friendly. Do you have engineering marble?
Thanks for watching and commenting, I would recommend talking with the person you buy from to help with that question.
How does soapstone hold up a kitchen counter situation?
I don't know about now, but soapstone used to be the surface of choice for lab benches and sinks. On the other hand, soapstone is generally a soft material, easily carved (like talc: why do you think they call it soapstone?), and, if memory doesn't prove me false, the minerals that make up the rock called soapstone are closely related to and found in suite with asbestos. Is that what you would want in your food prep area?
I have trouble hearing what he said, he should remove his mask. I am thinking between Granites and Quartz for my kitchen countertops. Still undecided which these two.
Just wondering if there is a difference in quality depending on which country they come from such as India vs China. Those are the options more commonly sold in Mauritius 🇲🇺
I have noticed that all the granite get stained easily.
India is straight shit. It is very hit or miss. Most slabs will have imperfections from India. They haven't got quality control down yet. The Chinese are alot better . As are Vietnam and Turkish
Great info. Where is this store located?
This is a granite wholesaler warehouse who sells directly fabricators. Unfortunately they, they don't sell directly to the consumer. I hope this video had some helpful info for you. I chose do a video with them since they really are the the expert in Granite and Quartz. Thanks for commenting and watching.
Quartz does NOT have to be sealed.
Thanks for watching and commenting
THATS what I thought
How did the old Italians / pizza parlors treat their marble before modern sealants?
Which engineered quartz brand needs to be sealed? Its non porous.
Thanks for watching and commenting! To answer that question call Mid Atlantic Stone 843-236-2600. They will have the correct answer for you. See you in the next video!
All of them need to be sealed in special the light one. Get a sample of white quartz pour red wine on it and see what happens after 24 hrs
Nice 😷
Thanks for watching and commenting!
@Jerry Pinkas thanks for the reply. I was interested in different types counter tops.
@@jmiller3605 Hope you find your best options!
Hey Jerry, you still wearing your mask lil 🐈
😂
Good grief, why are you wearing a mask while talking on a video!?! So muffled and disturbing to watch/listen to.
Ridiculous I agree especially since they are useless and im so over it
I find that funny, you give the size of the slab in inches but the thickness in CM. United States needs to get with the rest of the word and switch to metric.
So glad you are enjoying the videos here on this channel.
Good information. But still doesn't help me decide which one to get 😂
Thank you for watching and commenting. So glad you are enjoying the videos here on this channel.
I think im going with quartz because it doesn't need sealed
Funny, everyone I have consulted at the shops and have read online, says quartz does NOT have to be sealed….
I believe ammonia is a base
Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you are enjoying the videos here on this channel.
Ok
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Why does msi say quartz doesn't need to be sealed?
Because you don't have to seal it. Idk why he said you should seal quartz.. I've literally never heard of that except from him.
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Thank you for watching and commenting.
MSI is not Breton stone technology so dont buy it
Quartz does not have to be sealed
Exactly...
what's wrong with that "ok" guy behind camera?
Han. H
A mask, in an interview🤦♀️
@@josephb3147 lol... Hes wants to do the right thing
I’m with you, he needs a 👋
You can’t beat the natural beauty of granite. Quartz is boring
Ammonia is not acidic. 👎
D I away with mask
Mask?!?!?
I wish the guy speaking weren't doing so through a face diaper, makes it awfully hard to hear clearly what he's saying. I so wanted to absorb the content of which this man speaks, but after about 20 seconds in, I just can't clearly hear what he's saying.
I do understand. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@JerryPinkas I hope my comments were taken in the spirit intended. I was by no means being disrespectful or trying to dis the person trying to convey the message. Fact is Jerry, I've been a long time viewer of your channel now, and find the videos you post highly informative & entertaining. Your recent video where you shared some insight how to save on taxes by getting one's drivers license changed over to a South Carolina license first, then going to the town hall to change the property deed to full time resident was very much appreciated, and I hope when the time comes I make my final selection of where to move to in South Carolina, that advice will pay off for me as well. I was originally hoping to find someplace in the Myrtle Beach area, but due to circumstances beyond my control with selling my place up north here, which is experiencing the polar opposite of what you folks are experiencing in low inventory with a lot of buyers, I've been unfortunately priced out of the Parks neighborhood in the Carolina Forest when the builder we originally signed a plot reservation agreement with suddenly decided to up the cost of the home by about 40K right before they were ready for us to sign the contract, so we said NO thanks to that, and now have refocused our attention to upstate S.C. where I think we can still reasonably find a home in our budget, and even if we're not going to be near the beach, we're still a lot closer to the Caribbean where we like to vacation than we would be from up N.Y. yonder.
Still enjoy the majority of your videos and look forward to the insights about realty in general I learn from watching them, but for sure, in the future, if I could add my Susan B Anthony's worth to the frey - drop the masks from participants who are offering content to the channel, it's a video, nobody's gonna catch anything watching a video, camera's have zoom lenses so a camera man can he far enough away if they're concerned about no mask, & I'm willing to bed more visitors of your channel would appreciate being able to absorb each & every word one of your guests have to say and hear them clearly, rather than trying to decypher their words through a muffled face diaper.
~JT
@@JT99X-FM Truly appreciate you, and commenting here! As a matter of fact, this is the only interview with a mask on this channel and I appreciate you mentioning it. Many times I don't get the feedback and really want the feedback. As you know our goal is only to help and many as we can. I hear what you are saying about the park's developer. Don't rule out Myrtle Beach altogether.... yet! We actually have several neighborhoods that are not yet listed. I do believe we may be able to help you! Give us a call 843-9870 Not sure if you saw this video we did: ua-cam.com/video/q1VFL9PNCOI/v-deo.html
@@JerryPinkas Hi Jerry, Thanks for personally taking the time to respond to my comments. Yes, I did see that video you referenced, which is why I commented how I appreciated the tip of registering first for the DMV and then walking over to City Hall to register to become a full time S.C. resident.
The issue with Horton did leave a scar, sufficiently so where my partner & I are now looking upstate S.C. where prices seem still within our range for a new build, and while we'd be giving up some amenities, a well built, comfortable, & solid new build with our selected creature comforts we feel would serve us better than paying a premium for a home by a builder who seems hell bent on building to meet demand, and lacking in quality.
I'd certainly welcome the opportunity to discuss with you in person some thoughts on our relocation, and perhaps even if there were any options open to us in an alternate section (say the Forestbrook area, which I understand wouldn't be a new build home, but still may perhaps be within our budget) I've tried to reach out to you before, but wasn't able to connect directly, one of your agents got back to me a week or so later (this was mid-last year, when the market flipped into warp speed. If there's any way you would shoot me a way to contact you directly by emailing me at: I'd be happy to reach out to you.
Amen. Glad someone said it. stupidity.
Hey, no need to wear a mask.
not taking seriously
anyone with a mask on dude