It’s Time to Take a Closer Look at Cheap Granite Countertops in MD
CALL UNITED GRANITE AT 410 540 9333, or EMAIL at md@unitedgranitemd.com
Cheap Granite counters have been around for a long, long
time, and yet people today are still raving about them. After all, cheap granite kitchen counters in MD are beautiful, low-maintenance and durable. They’re also affordable,
will increase the value of your home and never depreciate. What’s not to love?
The question some might be asking is what makes granite such a great choice for
kitchen counters, other than the obvious reasons listed above. To answer that
question, we need to take a closer look at what granite is really made of – and
why it matters.
You will see our Elkridge MD (in Howard County Maryland) granite fabrication location photo below. It matters to see the actual slabs and we have a lot of actual granite slabs to choose from in our Elkridge MD and Crofton MD locations, Call United Granite today at 410 540 9333
First, you need to understand that cheap granite is a
blend of a variety of different crystals. The predominant crystal in any slab
of granite is what gives it its unique properties, including color, design,
reflection and durability. All of our affordable granite kitchen counters are extremely
durable, but they all offer a unique look – allowing you to choose just the
right color and composition to fit your unique taste and requirements. See marble institute for more information on different stone types.
One of the most common crystals found in cheap granite is
quartz. Quartz is an extremely hard-wearing crystal that helps make your inexpensive granite counters so durable. We have quartz to thank for our low-priced granite kitchen
counters being able to withstand heat, scratches, impact and overall day to day
wear and tear. This crystal is colorless and blends in cheap granite countertops,
reflecting the colors that surround it, enhancing the overall smoothness and
natural beauty of their natural design.
VISIT US TO BUY AFFORDABLE GRANITE COUNTERTOPS IN MARYLAND 410 540 9333
Another picture from our Elkridge MD granite fabrication facility. We are located on 6315 Howard Lane, Elkridge, MD, 21075
CHEAP GRANITE KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS IN MD
The second most common crystal found in cost effective granite
countertops is feldspar. Feldspar is the crystal that creates most of the colors
found in affordable granite. It is also quite resilient, being harder than glass and so
also contributes to the durability of your granite kitchen counters. Feldspar
is non-reflective, which allows it to bring deeper and darker colors to granite
such as black, deep orange and even blue.
We also carry a lot of granite, marble, soapstone slabs at our Crofron Location. You will see a picture taken at our Crofton MD location. Our address there is 1633 Crofton Center, Crofton, MD, 21114 Telephone 410 721 9444
Another common crystal found in cheap granite counters in MD is
mica. Mica is reflective and has a metallic quality that serves to give your
granite kitchen counters that smooth, polish look and feel. Mica comes in
several hues and colors. If you have pink, silver, violet or brown granite
counters, you can thank mica for your hue of choice!
Now that you have a better understanding of the
importance of granite’s components, you are better equipped to find the granite
countertops that are right for you. Knowing which crystal offers which
attribute will make it easier for you to ask for granite counters rich in
quartz or mica, for example. And once your granite counters are finally at home
in your kitchen, you’ll be able to boast about how feldspar is the reason your
deep ochre counters complement your wooden cabinets so well! Visit United
Granite of MD to get your countertops today. Call us at 410 540 9333 We are open 7 days a week!
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Baltimore
MD
21240-0766
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Baltimore
MD
21240-0766
USA
Also if you are looking to get new kitchen countertops, or bathroom vanity tops in Dallas Texas area, contact our Friends at A Joy of Granite
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