Natural granite is used across many applications and environments. Like marble, it's sometimes overlooked for having been used so widely, for so long — but there are good reasons for its enduring popularity.
Features of Granite
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A Long-Term Investment
A soft cloth and gentle cleanser is enough after cooking or dining. Granite is tough, resistant to staining and etching, won't scorch under a hot pan, and can be sealed in about 10 minutes.
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Unparalleled Style
No two pieces are identical. From rich earth tones and vibrant greens, blues, reds and yellows, to classic black, grey and white — there's a slab at home in any home.
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Built To Last 30+ Years
Granite costs more upfront, but lasts 30 years or more and can be replaced more than once — an integral, durable and timeless part of any kitchen or bathroom's design and function.
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Heat Resistant
Granite is difficult to break, scratch or chip, and can withstand temperatures higher than your stove — though a trivet is still recommended for hot pots straight off the flame.
Granite offers fewer colours than quartz, and needs sealant to ensure longevity — though less frequently than marble. Choosing granite lets the stone look more natural, without the risk of chipping seen in marble or quartz.
