Caesarstone Countertops Tampa - Quartz Counters

If you have made a stop by IKEA as part of planning your kitchen or bath remodel then you have probably come across Cesarstone quartz countertops in Tampa. Caesarstone is made of real stone that is ground up and then mixed with binders then literally bakes and subjected to extreme negative pressure in a vacuum. This produces an incredibly dense, nonporous, durable countertop surface.

Caesarstone VS Granite Countertops

In the past quartz countertops did not have the movement and patterns you'd find in granite countertops. That is no longer the case. Cesarstone countertops are available in a number of colors and patterns that near the look and complexity of natural stone countertops.

• Quartz countertops do not require periodic sealing. Granite countertops require the application of sealer at least once per year.
• Granite countertops and quartz counts are both incredibly beautiful.
• Caesarstone & Granite are both heat resistant. Granite is recommended in areas exposed to extreme heat for prolonged periods of time.
• Both counter top options are extremely durable and will last a lifetime if properly maintained.
• Most Caesarstone Countertop purchases will come with a manufacturer's warranty.
• Caesarstone countertops are nonporous. Moisture & bacteria are unable to penetrate the surface.

Caesarstone Countertops Tampa Prices

The cost of Ceasarstone countertops is comparable to other quartz counter tops available in the marketplace. Quartz countertops in general are priced at a premium above natural stone surfaces.

It is also important to note how the fabricator you choose determines your cost. Some fabricators will charge by the slab. That means if you're total job only requires a portion of the slab you will still be paying for the whole thing. Other counter top fabricators in Tampa charge by the square foot. When using these companies you only pay for what you use.

What does that mean for you? That means cost per square foot is not necessarily the best way to compare prices. You could easily find your self pain more to a fabricator who charges for the full slab even though they are selling it to you for a lower cost per square foot.