Whether you use natural or man-made materials for your kitchen countertops, the style of edge you choose can greatly improve the overall look of your kitchen. Some people may not even consider the edges of their countertops – known as the edge profile or edge treatment -when tackling a kitchen refacing or kitchen remodeling project, but they add a distinctive flair to your kitchen’s style.
Read MoreSo you’ve decided on a natural stone countertop for your updated kitchen. This means that one of countless slices of ancient rock will be going into your home, and it’s up to you to choose which one. Choosing your piece will require going to the slab yard of (or recommended by) your countertop fabricator, looking at tall individual sheets of
Read MoreIf you’ve ever wondered how those giant slices of ancient natural stone end up in a kitchen, we’re going to wrap that question up today. Join us as we tour through the facility and processes of Rock Tops, a countertop fabricator located in Owings Mills, MD. We left off in the slab yard, where you hypothetically chose your perfect slab.
Read MoreBefore our stone countertops cross the world to become part of our kitchens, they start their journey deep in the earth. Today we’ll take a closer look at where, and what, three of the most popular stones for kitchen countertops come from. Quartzite Q&A: Quartzite is a metamorphic rock, which means it starts as a sandstone made of quartz. Quartzite
Read MoreStone – naturally occurring slabs mined out of the earth and cut to fit your kitchen. For those who love the simple beauty of natural materials, stone is often our material of choice. Though stone can seem pretty solid to us, it is still a porous materials and most varieties require sealing and special care. With proper care, these beautiful
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