Quartz

Quartz counters are engineered by grinding small particles and mixing them with polyester resin to hold them together and increase durability. For a unique look or more vibrant colors, small particles of glass, reflective metallic flakes or pigments can be added. The result is an attractive, extremely strong material that allows homeowners more opportunity for customization.

Quartz countertops are available in polished and textured finishes. While quartz doesn't offer the uniqueness of natural stone, it does provide plenty of options to fit whatever design and color scheme you envision.

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Every slab is an open canvas.

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Please note: Formica corion, concrete and wood are not offered at Great Lakes Granite Works.

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