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ONYX & LIMESTONE Countertops - Natural Stone

Our professional team of trained technicians template, fabricate & install all types of stone counter top materials. More than 30 years of experience allows us to be the leader in counter top design and sales.
ONYX Countertops
A lot of people think all stones are “rock hard” and completely solid, but that’s simply not the case. Onyx is the perfect example of a stone that requires extra care. Onyx countertops typically include a fiberglass backing compound to strengthen the slab and keep it together.  What this means is that onyx slabs are not able to be extracted from the ground as well as other stones, so the slabs are much smaller in size than something like granite (a very hard stone).
Though onyx is expensive and rather impractical, there is no denying the sheer beauty of the stone. It comes in a variety of colors and the “veining” adds contrasting colors to make these slabs look like works of art.  The light hits it and it shines, brightening up the room. For even more appeal, try backlit onyx, which has a wonderful glow that you can’t get any other way

LIMESTONE Countertops
While limestone is an attractive, heat-resistant choice for kitchen countertops, compared to other natural stone countertop options, such as granite and marble, limestone requires significant upkeep. Limestone is more porous than other stone, and usually light in color, so is more easily stained. However, when you know how to properly care for your limestone countertops, they make an affordable and sophisticated upgrade for your kitchen. Limestone countertops should never be cleaned with traditional kitchen cleaners. If you cannot find a cleaner designed specifically with limestone countertops with a cleaner that has a neutral pH or a mixture of warm water and mild detergent. Never use any sponges or other cleaning supplies with rough surfaces when cleaning because they have the potential to scratch the countertops. A soft rag or washcloth works best.

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