{"id":326294,"date":"2023-04-14T00:00:06","date_gmt":"2023-04-14T07:00:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.arizonatile.com\/?p=326294"},"modified":"2023-04-11T17:05:33","modified_gmt":"2023-04-12T00:05:33","slug":"avoid-a-chipped-quartz-countertop","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.arizonatile.com\/avoid-a-chipped-quartz-countertop\/","title":{"rendered":"Avoid a Chipped Quartz Countertop","gt_translate_keys":[{"key":"rendered","format":"text"}]},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Arabescato
\nFeatured Image:<\/em><\/strong> Arabescato Como Quartz Kitchen Island Countertop & Paros White Hex 8-1\/2 x10 Porcelain Backsplash from Arizona Tile<\/em><\/p>\n

Durability and maintenance requirements make up a large percentage of many design-making decisions in conjunction with your desired aesthetics. Functionality and style are not components you should have to compromise on while designing a new home or remodel, especially in a kitchen which happens to be the most used room in a home.<\/p>\n

Understanding the characteristics of different kitchen countertop surfaces is important for your decision-making process. No matter what surface you choose and regardless of how durable it is, certain care still needs to be taken to avoid a chipped countertop.<\/p>\n

Durability of Quartz<\/h2>\n

Quartz countertops are a wise choice in an area that will get lots of use, especially in a kitchen. Not only are quartz countertops beautiful, they are durable. Often made to emulate stone, like Calacatta Divine<\/a>\u2014a white quartz with fine to thick, grey veining throughout\u2014and \u00a0Arabescato Como<\/a>\u2014clean, white quartz with grey veining sweeping across the surface\u2014quartz proves to be a great choice for a countertop surface and also requires minimal maintenance.<\/p>\n

\"Calacatta
\nImage: <\/em><\/strong>Calacatta Divine Quartz Kitchen Island Countertop, Black Mist Honed Granite Countertop & CS-Bianco Venatino Honed Marble Herringbone Backsplash from Arizona Tile<\/em><\/p>\n

Quartz is one of the hardest minerals in nature, which leads to a quartz countertop being a durable option. Quartz slabs are made from crushed quartz in various sizes, mixed with pigments and resin to bind the material together. These components make this a durable, scratch and chip resistant surface. The keyword being, \u201cresistant. No countertop surface will be impervious to scratching or chipping, but it is less likely to happen with a surface such as quartz. However, still taking extra care to avoid chipping your quartz countertop is always recommended. Dropping a heavy object on any countertop surface may damage it, so it\u2019s a good idea to avoid if possible.<\/p>\n

Della Terra\u00ae Quartz<\/h2>\n

Della Terra\u00ae Quartz<\/a> blends the natural beauty of quartz with innovative technology to create a surface with long-lasting durability for use in commercial and residential projects. The positive features of quartz are plentiful and the maintenance<\/a> required to uphold its luster is minimal, plus quartz is not porous and therefore highly resistant to staining.<\/p>\n

With so many Della Terra\u00ae Quartz options to choose from, it’s easy to find just the right look for your design. Bianco Pearl<\/a><\/strong> with its creamy white coloring and soft veining provides an elegant, understated appearance for any environment. While striking, black Montenegro<\/a><\/strong> is a great option if you would like to go with bolder look.<\/p>\n

\"Bianco
\nImage: <\/em><\/strong>Bianco Pearl Quartz Kitchen Island Countertop from Arizona Tile<\/em><\/p>\n

The Reach<\/h3>\n

Climbing and standing on a quartz countertop is one way to damage it. Instead of standing on your quartz countertop to get to a hard-to-reach area, keep a step stool on hand for easy access. If you are dealing with little children who delight in the climb to nab some of their favorite snacks, talk to them about the dangers involved in this and how it can chip or crack the surface (and the importance for their safety too!).<\/p>\n

The Drop<\/h3>\n

It may happen that something gets dropped on your countertop, after all, accidents happen.\u00a0 Because of the hardness of quartz, there\u2019s a good chance that the damage will be minimal, but it\u2019s always best to keep in mind the true purpose of your countertop: food preparation, eating, and entertaining. For instance, there may be times when you need to do some basic repairs around your kitchen that involve using tools. When this occurs, designate a surface to place the tools, like a chair, table, portable workbench, or even the floor, but don\u2019t place them on your countertop, at least not directly \u2013 placing them on some type of mat or trivet is recommended. An accidental drop may lead to a chip.<\/p>\n

The Overhang<\/h3>\n

Countertops typically have an overhang that looks nice but can be bumped into or misused. If you are carrying something heavy, maybe a pot or pan, and crash into the corner of the counter accidentally; if you use the overhang to tap that stubbornly tight jar lid in hopes it\u2019ll pop; or find it a convenient edge to pop off a beer bottle cap, you may find yourself with a sizable chip. \u00a0It\u2019s best to view your quartz countertop as the beautiful accent piece in your kitchen that it is and take care in how it is used. Just treat it well and it\u2019ll shine bright for a lifetime.<\/p>\n

Now that you have some tips on how to prevent accidents from happening, here are a couple more quartz colors that might spark your interest. Italian-agglomerate-inspired Aerial<\/a> is off-white with a pebbled design that has made a modern-day comeback. For those who want a clean, crisp aesthetic, Haku White<\/a>‘s lack of pattern makes it incredibly versatile; as it can match any d\u00e9cor style.<\/p>\n

\"Haku
\nImage: <\/em><\/strong>Haku White Quartz Kitchen Waterfall Island & 3D Blade White Matte Backsplash from Arizona Tile<\/em><\/p>\n

The Clean<\/h3>\n

Maintaining quartz is a breeze. Do not place hot pans, skillets, griddles, or any type of electric cooker directly on a quartz countertop. Always place a hot pad or trivet under the hot item to avoid heat-induced damage or cracking. Do not use any harsh or abrasive chemicals, or scrubbing pads, simply wipe down with a damp cloth. If you are cleaning a heavier mess or fighting a dried spill, a neutral pH cleaner or gentle soap is all you need.<\/p>\n

\"Everest
\nImage: <\/em><\/strong>Everest White Quartz Waterfall Kitchen Island Countertop from Arizona Tile<\/em><\/p>\n

And That\u2019s That<\/h2>\n

Preventing wear and tear takes a bit of caution and diligence, but if the care is taken, a quartz countertop will remain free of damage. Browse our wide variety of quartz , like Metropolis Grey<\/a>, Silver Stallion<\/a>, Everest<\/a>, and Bianco Levanto<\/a> and you will be sure to find a great option that will fit your style preferences.<\/p>\n

If you can, stop in an Arizona Tile store<\/a> or slab yard<\/a> to find the perfect quartz for your home or business. Once you have browsed, try our Just Imagine Visualizer<\/a> to see your selection in a variety of room options. Please reach out<\/a> to the helpful and knowledgeable staff at Arizona Tile to assist you in any way we can.<\/p>\n","protected":false,"gt_translate_keys":[{"key":"rendered","format":"html"}]},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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