When choosing countertops and cabinets, make sure the two are unified in style. Modern-style kitchens can choose quartz countertops with simple-line cabinets, while classic-style kitchens can choose marble countertops with solid wood cabinets.

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Artificial stone countertops are currently the only material that can widely achieve true "seamless splicing" and are suitable for most spaces with high requirements for detail beauty and hygiene. Although quartz stone countertops have high hardness and stable performance, due to the physical limitations of the material, there will always be slight seams at the splicing, which cannot meet the truly seamless standards and can only be regarded as "quasi-seamless".

The most critical component in artificial stone countertops, usually accounting for more than 90% of the total material. As the second hardest mineral on earth, quartz has strong scratch resistance and durability. The hardness of quartz is 7 (Mohs hardness), which makes artificial stone countertops have a certain scratch resistance.

1. Cutting and polishing: Cut the artificial stone slabs according to the measured size and polish the edges. 2. Gluing and fixing: Place the cut countertop on the cabinet, fix it with adhesive, and fix it with a fixing clamp until the adhesive dries.