If we only consider the purchase price per square meter, artificial quartz stone is usually more expensive than ordinary granite but cheaper than top-grade marble. However, considering the total cost over the long term, the cost-effectiveness of durable artificial quartz stone that requires no maintenance may be higher; whereas marble, which requires regular professional maintenance, may be more expensive in terms of long-term total expenditure.

Durability: Higher hardness (Mohs scale 7 vs. marble 3-5),
Stronger resistance to scratching and impact
Stability: It has almost zero water absorption rate, with no risk of infiltration or discoloration, while marble requires regular sealing and maintenance
Consistency: The color and texture are controllable, without obvious color differences and flaws found in natural stone materials
Hygienic: Compact and non-porous surface, antibacterial and mold-resistant, easy to clean, meets food contact safety standards
Economical: low long-term maintenance costs, longer service life, and better overall cost-effectiveness

Minimum order quantity: 30 pieces.

Routine maintenance is quite straightforward:
Regular cleaning: Wipe with a soft cloth and neutral detergent, no special maintenance agent required
Stubborn stains: Use special cleaning paste for stone materials, avoid using strong acid or alkali products
Repair suggestion: If superficial scratches are accidentally caused, contact a professional for surface polishing repair
Precautions: Avoid leaving high-temperature cookware on the stove for extended periods (it is recommended to use a trivet). Do not

Excellent physical properties, sturdy and wear-resistant
Key advantages in daily use: scratch resistance, stain resistance, and high temperature resistance
It stands out more in terms of durability compared to common countertop materials such as natural marble and granite
No special maintenance is required, and it is easy to clean. With normal use and maintenance, its aesthetics and functionality can be maintained for decades.