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Marble is renowned for its natural beauty, giving any room a classic understated elegance. While it has been used in home construction for ages, it should be known that marble isn’t appropriate for kitchen applications due to its calcite-based properties. Both granite and marble are porous and countertops made from these materials, require regular sealing to protect durability.
Marble is a metamorphic stone that’s created when heat or pressure that converts sediment into a denser form. Marble’s crystalline nature enables it to be polished. It has veins of mineral deposits that form patterns, making every slab unique.
Before cutting marble countertops begins, the process begins by measuring the existing countertop. Technicians cut a template so that the new marble countertops are the right fit.
Once the template is ready, it goes to the shop. There the template is set on a digitizing table. The right dimensions are input into a computer program.
Designers add holes for the sink, cooktops, and faucets to the digital copy. They also set the edge details.
Thinking about marble for your kitchen countertops?
For design versatility and long-term performance, you may want to consider Corian®. Created by the leaders at DuPont, Corian® is a versatile, highly-durable product known for imaginative and innovative applications. It can be cut, routed, drilled, sculpted, bent, or worked just like a fine wood, and the ever-evolving colour palette now extends to more than 100 colours! If you can envision it, chances are you can create it with Corian®. Learn more about Corian countertops.
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