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When considering durable and elegant countertop materials, granite and quartz often come to mind. However, quality countertops come in all shapes, colors, and materials. In fact, the perfect countertop material might be one you've never considered.
At Henge Stone Works, we are proud to carry porcelain for your countertops. Porcelain is a hidden gem in the countertop world. It offers remarkable durability, style, and versatility. It will surprise you!
You can find a diverse selection of porcelain countertops at Henge Stone Works. We carry all the top brands, and we can do unique, custom cuts and large-format slab installation. If you've never considered porcelain, now is the time to start! Let us show you the strength and beauty today. Call now and we'll get you started with a free estimate.
At Henge Stone Works, we are best known for our stone. However, porcelain is a close alternative. It is actually made from vitrified pottery, which can look opaque or translucent. The history of porcelain may date back to China's Eastern Han Dynasty with even more primitive versions showing up during the Shang Dynasty a millennium earlier.
However, despite this long history, porcelain as we know it today wasn't made until the sixth or ninth century during the Tang Dynasty. During this period, the process of making porcelain matured significantly, and it closely resembled the options we still make today.
To create porcelain, a mixture of powdered china stone and white china clay called kaolin is heated at around 1450°C. The high temperature causes the china stone to vitrify into a dense, highly durable material while the kaolin helps maintain the object's shape. Impurities such as silica, mineral oxides, and feldspars are present in the clay, enhancing the porcelain's strength and color.
When porcelain slabs are manufactured for use in countertops, they are coated with a pigmented glaze. This glaze gives them an aesthetic appeal similar to natural stone or marble. All of this makes porcelain a versatile, durable, and attractive choice for your kitchen, bathroom, or other home project.
Is porcelain the right choice for your countertops? At Henge Stone Works, we're here to help you make informed decisions that fit your home, lifestyle, and budget. Consider the pros and cons of porcelain.
Pros of Porcelain Countertops
Cons of Porcelain Countertops
In conclusion, porcelain countertops from Henge Stone Works are a versatile and stylish addition to your home. Despite a few disadvantages, their numerous benefits, including durability, resistance to wear and tear, and various design options, make them a practical choice for your kitchen or bathroom.
With proper planning and care, porcelain countertops offer both fashion and function, providing an affordable and sustainable solution for your home. Elevate your living spaces with the strength and beauty of porcelain from Henge Stone Works.
For porcelain, stone, and more, you can choose Henge Stone Works. We are local to Fort Lauderdale, FL, and as a family-owned and minority-owned business, we're proud to serve the surrounding communities for countertops and other stone projects.
We are fully licensed and insured, and we are happy to work with your insurance company if you're filing a claim. For any kitchen countertop purchased that is at least 60 square feet, we provide an undermount sink for free. We even offer price matching!
Let's talk about your countertop and stonework needs. We'll show you the porcelain options that could transform your kitchen, bathroom, or more. Call Henge Stone Works for a free estimate!
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Located in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Henge Stone Works specializes in granite countertops, quartz countertops, custom stonework, and stone feature walls. Free undermount sink. Price matching. Quick turnaround times. Call now.
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