Compared with natural marble, quartz has more flexible and diverse color and texture designs. The color and texture of natural marble are usually limited by the distribution of naturally formed minerals, while quartz can produce countless color combinations through artificial blending.

The most popular quartz countertop colors on the market are mainly white, gray and black in various shades and variations. These colors are not only suitable for a variety of design styles, but also have good practical and aesthetic effects.

quartz countertops have excellent antimicrobial properties due to their non-porous nature, which can effectively prevent the growth of bacteria and mold. However, once contact paper is applied to a quartz countertop, the smoothness and antimicrobial properties of the countertop surface may be affected.

Due to the non-porous structure of quartz countertops, it has a relatively low risk of staining. Even if strong staining substances such as coffee, red wine, and ketchup are spilled on the countertop, as long as they are cleaned up in time, they usually will not cause staining problems.

Under normal household use conditions, the expected service life of artificial marble countertops is usually between 10 and 20 years. Its life is affected by many factors, including: installation quality, use environment, and daily maintenance.