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".

1. If you pursue both practicality and safety, it is recommended to use a rounded edge (Pencil Edge) quartz stone countertop; 2. If you prefer a modern and simple style, you can choose a flat edge or beveled edge quartz stone countertop; 3. If you focus on high-end decorative effects, you can consider double-layer or rounded edge quartz stone countertops, but you must ensure that the construction process meets the standards.

1. The best thickness of the quartz stone countertop in the living room is 15mm~20mm; 2. For bar counters and coffee tables with high load-bearing requirements, it is recommended to choose a thickness of 20mm or above; 3. For decorative purposes such as TV cabinets and background walls, 12mm~15mm is sufficient.

In some high-intensity use environments, such as home kitchens or catering industries, Carrara Quartz may be more suitable. On the contrary, if you pay more attention to the visual effect of the countertop and are willing to pay more attention to it, then Calacatta Quartz Countertop will be a worthy investment.

The price of marble countertops is not uniform, usually fluctuating between $40 and $100 per square foot. The difference in this range is mainly affected by the following factors: type and grade of marble, size and thickness of the countertop, complexity of edge treatment, transportation costs, installation difficulty, location, and additional service fees.