Solid Surface vs. Quartz – What’s right for you?

When it comes to countertops, two premium choices stand out, Corian Solid Surface and Corian Quartz. Both are durable, non-porous, stylish and versatile. But each product offers its own benefits that make them well-matched for certain projects.

Corian Solid Surface:

Corian Solid Surface is an acrylic-based material known for its seamless and customizable look. Some advantages include:

  • A virtually invisible seam that creates a smooth, seamless look.
  • Corian is renewable so scratches and stains can be sanded out.
  • It is nonporous so it is resistant to bacteria and mold.
  • Corian has integrated sinks eliminating the need for caulks and adhesives around any sink area.

Corian is best for:

  • Healthcare facilities
  • Hospitality project
  • Bathrooms and kitchens where easy cleaning and smooth designs are a priority

Corian Quartz:

Corian Quartz is made from natural quartz crystals and is combined with resin and polymers to create a stone like beauty with stylish durability that is also non-porous. Some advantages include:

  • Corian Quartz is very strong and highly resistant to scratches and chips.
  • Corian Quartz mimics the beauty of natural stone with gorgeous colors that add depth and create a luxurious look.
  • Quartz is low maintenance and easy to clean.
  • Corian Quartz is stain and heat resistant which is perfect for busy places in the home and commercial settings.

Corian Quartz is best for:

  • High-traffic kitchens
  • Luxury baths
  • Office Spaces
  • Commercial spaces
  • Anywhere durability and elegance matter

So, the choice is yours. Which premium Corian Design surface will you choose for your next project?

Written By:
Deanne Ellard – Commercial/Residential Territory Manager
269-207-0366
dellard@oldenkamp.com

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