Lotus Surfaces

Quartz Countertops

Quartz countertops are highly durable and long-lasting. These countertops are crafted by combining natural quartz particles with high-quality resin. This fusion makes quartz countertops highly resistant to scratches, stains, and impacts. Additionally, it's worth noting that quartz surfaces exhibit remarkable resistance to temperature changes. The inherent durability of quartz means that, under proper care and usage conditions, these countertops can serve for 20 to 50 years or even longer. To ensure the longevity of quartz countertops, it's important to avoid direct contact with sharp or abrasive substances, and adhere to regular cleaning and maintenance routines.

Porcelain Countertops

Ceramic countertops are produced by sintering natural materials such as clay, feldspar, and quartz at high temperatures. This process results in a resilient ceramic material. Ceramic countertops generally last between 20 to 30 years or more. During this time, ceramic surfaces exhibit resistance to scratches and stains. However, it's crucial to refrain from direct contact with abrasive cleaning agents or sharp objects. Additionally, care should be taken to avoid placing hot pots or pans directly on the surface.

Tips to Extend Lifespan

• Regular cleaning and maintenance routines are crucial for both countertop types. Gentle cleaning agents and warm water are suitable for daily cleaning.
• Direct contact with sharp or abrasive substances should be avoided for both types. Always use a cutting board.
• While quartz countertops are highly heat-resistant, it's still advisable to use a heat insulating pad or wooden cutting board for hot pots.
• When necessary, specialized stain removers or cleaning agents can be used. However, it's recommended to prefer products recommended by the manufacturer.

In conclusion, both quartz and ceramic countertops can be long-lasting with proper care and usage conditions. Therefore, it's important to adhere to the provided maintenance instructions for both types of countertops.