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Please note that the above sample catalog does not include all available granite colors. Granite is a natural material and supply of slabs can vary at any given time. Please visit one of our showrooms to confirm the availability of your preferred colors. While we try to keep our sample catalog as up to date as possible, additional colors may be available in store.
Granite
Granite is an excellent material which is suitable for any countertop application. Granite is a very hard stone, which means it is incredibly scratch resistant. Granite is also heat and scorch resistant. Granite's natural beauty is one of it's most compelling features. The natural patterns give granite a character which man-made stones simply can't match. However, as a natural material, granite is porous and requires sealing every so often. The duration between sealing applications can vary depending on various factors such as granite color, application, and the type of sealant used.
Marble
Marble has been used in home construction for ages. Reknowned for it's beauty and elegance, marble gives any room a nice, classical feel. Marble is also a hard, durable stone similar to granite. However, while marble is a good choice for low traffic areas such as bathrooms, it is not suitable for kitchen applications. This is due to the fact that marble is a calcite based stone, therefore any acids (such as lemon juice) which spill on the surface will permanently "etch" the stone. Marble, like granite, is also porous and requires sealing every so often.
Quartz countertops are engineered from quartz crystals, one of the hardest materials on Earth. As a result, Quartz is a the perfect choice for countertops in any application. In addition to a wide selection of colors, Quartz countertops are also highly scratch-resistant, heat-resistant, and scorch-resistant. They are also an excellent alternative to granite because they are solid surfaces. That means that you don't have to worry about sealing and resealing quartz countertops. If you want a low maintenance countertop solution, Quartz is definitely the way to go.
We carry a large selection of Quartz brands. You can visit the manufacturer websites below to view samples and collect more information. However, please be aware that not all colors are always available. Please contact us to inquire about the availability of any particular quartz color. At Century Cabinets, we recommend Caesarstone countertops for their combination of color selection, quality, and affordable pricing.
Caesarstone
Silestone
Hanstone
Diresco
Zodiaq
OceanicStone
CanStone
Corian is the brand name for a solid surfacing material created by DuPont that has earned trust and respect as a proven material that brings design versatility, long-term performance and value to any environment. More than just countertops, Corian lends itself to imaginative uses, innovative interpretations, and enduring applications. It can be cut, routed, drilled, sculpted, bent, or worked like a fine wood. The ever-evolving color palette now extends to more than 100 colors. If you can envision it, chances are you can create it with Corian.
Corian is stain-resistant. Because Corian is nonporous, stains can't penetrate the surface, so it's easy to clean and maintain. Unlike natural stone, Corian never requires sealing. Corian is also 100% seamless and repairable. Any minor scratches, chips, or discolorations can be repaired. To learn more about Corian countertops, please visit their website
A staple in kitchens for decades, laminate countertops are famous for their easy care. Laminate countertops offer a wide selection of colors and finishes to suit anyone's taste and budget. Easily the most affordable of the countertop materials, laminate countertops are versatile, durable, and if well maintained can last for decades.
We carry the five major manufacturers of laminate countertops: Formica, Wilsonart, Arborite, Pionite, and Nevamar. Laminate countertops are available as cove tops with or without backsplashes, or in a flat lay application. We also have several edge treatments such as solid surface edging, solid wood edging, beveled edges, angled edges, and more. To see all the available laminate colors, finishes, and edging options, please visit one of our showrooms. For more information about laminate, you can visit the following websites: