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A quick guide on buying granite and concrete

Granite u2013 a type of natural stone with a combination of quartz and feldspar u2013 is the outcome of cooling lava for over millions of years. Depending on its geographical region such as India, Italy and Brazil, granite is available in a variety. The natural rock is mined and cut into shapes. These sliced stones are then polished and made available in the market.

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A quick guide on buying granite and concrete

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  1. A Quick Guide on Buying Granite and Concrete

  2. Granite and Concrete Granite – a type of natural stone with a combination of quartz and feldspar – is the outcome of cooling lava for over millions of years. Depending on its geographical region such as India, Italy and Brazil, granite is available in a variety. The natural rock is mined and cut into shapes. These sliced stones are then polished and made available in the market. Read more interesting articles on Building Materials Reporter.

  3. Price In terms of material cost, granite countertops are much cheaper than concrete, though there are other costs associated with installation that can drastically change the final cost. Factors such as customisation, professional assistance for installation could be few of the reasons for the hike in the final quotation.

  4. Appearance Granite is available in a plethora of colours and finishes such as polished, glossy, matte, leathered and slightly textured finish. Concrete can encompass any colour and texture as it is man-made. That said, homeowners can get quite creative with concrete installations.

  5. Durability One of the most durable and highly recommended materials for countertops is granite. It is resistant to stains, scratches and heat, thereby making it a perfect material for countertops. Although concrete is extremely durable and resistant to scratches, it is porous and requires sealant to prevent it from staining. To read more about such topics, keep reading www.buildingmaterialsreporter.com and follow us on Facebook to know more about Architecture, Interior and Design related topics.

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