1 square foot is about 929 square centimeters and 2CM thick, so the volume of 1 square foot of 2CM thick countertop can be calculated as: Volume = 929 × 2cm = 1858 Then, multiply the volume by the density of the quartz countertop (taking the middle value of 2.35 grams/cubic centimeter), and you can get the weight per square foot: Weight = 1858 × 2.35g/=4366.3g=4.366kg

A 2 cm thick quartz countertop is much lighter than a 3 cm thick quartz countertop, which reduces the workload during installation and puts less pressure on the installation structure and cabinets. The lighter weight also means less support is needed in some cases, making installation easier.

But in fact, the thickness of 2CM is enough to withstand various loads in daily use. Quartz countertops are an engineering material whose strength depends not only on thickness, but also on the density of quartz particles and the bonding effect of resin.

2cm thick quartz countertops: cheaper than 3cm countertops, a stylish, modern and affordable choice. 3cm thick quartz countertops: more expensive, giving a more solid and stable feeling.