White quartz countertops have been a popular choice for kitchen design in the past few years and continue to maintain their popularity in 2024. White quartz worktops provide a clean, bright and modern look that is suitable for a variety of kitchen styles, from simple modern to classic traditional.

Quartz is an extremely hard material that is more durable than most natural stones. Black quartz countertops have extremely high hardness, are not easy to scratch and wear, and are suitable for frequently used kitchen environments.

Quartz kitchen countertops cannot achieve true structural seamlessness, but through modern splicing technology, they can achieve "near-seamless" effects in visual and physical senses. This treatment method not only meets aesthetic requirements, but also has good strength and cleaning convenience.

A 3 cm quartz kitchen countertop is 50% thicker than a 2 cm quartz kitchen countertop, which means that more quartz particles and resin mixture are required per unit area. This increase in material directly affects the cost of the countertop, and in theory, it should make a 3 cm thick countertop more expensive than a 2 cm thick countertop.

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.