How to Pick a Kitchen Countertop | Pros & Cons of Quartz Countertops vs Granite for Your Kitchen
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2023
- Are you trying to decide on quartz countertops vs granite for your kitchen? Today, I'm sharing the top pros and cons of each type of stone. I hope it's helpful as you compare two very popular kitchen countertop options.
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Thank you Sarah for this video! It was very helpful for me!!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Very informative!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this video … we are in the process of choosing our countertop. I love that you incorporated two different colors (which is one of my thoughts). I will check out your recommendations. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
hey girl- very interesting! Thank you for sharing😀😉
Thanks for watching!
This was great.
Thank you so much!
This was very informative! I actually just ordered the granite for my new home today. We've always had Formica so I'm really excited for natural stone.
Yay! I hope you love it!
Luxury and practicality, always granite
The problem is that the natural stone comes in only VERY boring colors!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for the informative video. We are currently remodeling our kitchen. I was set on quartz until we went to a stone yard. Now I am leaning towards granite. It is a little nerve wracking because it is such a big investment. I appreciate your honesty and how thorough your videos are.
I was the same way for my last kitchen remodel! I love both options!
What you said about Soapstone is correct, it scratches if you look at it funny. It's super simple to refinish though. A negative to quartz is that when it chips (and it does chip) it's harder for the stone repair to blend in. Granite and marble chip repairs are much easier to make hard to find.
I have granite countertops in my 7000 sq ft home for 16 years and I never seal my granite, they look as beautiful as from day 1.
Wonderful!
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! Can you tell me the distance between the fridge and stove and does it affect the functions of either one. Also the distance between the island and the sink-side counter top? This is so much like the ideas I have in mind for my kitchen remodel. Again, just beautiful!!!😊
You can see dimensions at graceinmyspace.com/custom-kitchen-design-plan/
I love your back splash ,I found one similar from Tile Bar it has a simmer to
it also I want to go with 3cm absolute black granite but I am wondering if it's too dated in looks ? What do you think?
Black granite is coming back into popularity! I say if you love it, go for it.
Very helpful! And beautiful! What is the name of the Granite that you have on your island? And did you get 2 cm or 3 cm thickness?
Thank you so much! It’s called silver grey honed. We have 3cm
What’s the color of your granite called? Thank you!!
Silver honed grey
I've recently heard multiple horror stories about white quartz countertops staining permanently from things like wine and water. Do you have any experience with this or any thoughts about it?
With the right cleaner, I’ve never had an issue! I have details on my blog! graceinmyspace.com/how-to-clean-quartz-countertops-safely/
Why just knobs on the cabinets next to and above the refrigerator, when it appears all other cabinets and drawers have pulls?
I like to mix them! It adds interest to the design.
Yes, granite is a natural stone and it is quite durable, however, it is NOT harder/stronger than quartz (thanks to its polymer resins). Unlike quartz, granite is porous and bacteria could develop, and it can be susceptible to staining, unlike quartz. I have a food catering business at my home and my kitchen is a real workhorse, so I wanted the strongest countertop material I could find with the lowest maintenance, and that turned out be quartz.
Great video. Fortunately near us there is lots of granite and quartz available for much cheaper than your estimates. We just reserved arctic white granite for $22 a sq ft, plus $15 a square foot for install and five year sealer. Can't wait for them to be installed.
What a great deal!
Wow I'm jealous. Quartz around here range from $55-$95 per sqft.
That being said my wife found an island for sale on market place for $100, 32sqft. I did have to pick it up, cut it to our length, and polish the edges. But well worth then $100. Luckily I polish concrete floors, so I already had the pads and didn't spend the money
if u missed 1 time hot pan on quartz its over....i rather go on granite even its porous a little bit but has heat resistance for 100celcius degree
I was wondering why you chose granite only on your island?
When we extended our island we had to purchase a new countertop so I just chose to add some contrast.
@@GraceInMySpace I mean is there a reason you didn’t go with Quartz to match the rest of your countertops. I have granite in my kitchen, however I feel that it doesn’t quite match as much as a quartz will. My cabinets are white and island is gray and it seats 6 people. My current granite has a beige base with busy pattern of gray beige and brown. I don’t believe that combination of colors compliments my kitchen colors and I am in the process of choosing either a quartz or granite with white base color. I was told white cashmere might work. I just think the granite is normally so busy. I’m still undecided as to what to choose. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!