Contact with high-temperature objects and the use of chemicals in the kitchen environment are inevitable. Due to its good heat resistance, quartz stone countertops can withstand the direct placement of high-temperature cookware for a short time without being prone to thermal cracking or deformation.

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.

Marble look quartz countertops may encounter difficulties in bonding due to their high-density synthetic structure, smooth surface and non-porous surface. The main application areas of pine sol are wood and other materials with certain adsorption.

In environments that are fully exposed to sunlight, such as unshaded patios or open-air kitchens, quartz may not be the best choice. Although quartz with added UV stabilizers has a certain degree of UV resistance, long-term exposure may still cause color changes and resin aging.

The cleaning difficulty of marble look quartz countertops is much lower than that of natural marble. The surface of quartz is smooth and dense, and it is difficult for stains and liquids to penetrate, so daily cleaning work is relatively simple.