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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I cut on my Silestone countertop?
YES, However quartz is much harder than stainless steel therefore there is a chance you can dull your knives.
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Does heat affect Silestone?
Silestone can withstand normal cooking temperatures without scorching or burning.
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How is Silestone maintained?
Silestone may be maintained by simply using normal household cleaners.
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How much is Silestone?
Silestone is comparable to both Solid Surface and Natural Stone Pricing.
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Is Silestone guaranteed?
YES, Silestone is backed by a 10 year manufacturer's warranty.
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What is Silestone?
Silestone is an engineered stone product made of 93% quartz and 7% resin.
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What is the largest size countertop I can have without a seam?
There are no set sizes for seam placement; seams are determined by slab size,
house lay out and weight constrictions.
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What makes Silestone scratch resistant?
Silestone is composed of 93% quartz; only topaz, sapphire, and diamond are harder minerals than quartz.
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What size are the slabs?
Silestone slabs are approximately 120” long by 54” wide. (119 x 53 ) usable material.
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Where can Silestone be used?
Silestone is suitable for any indoor surfacing application. It is an excellent surface for kitchen countertops because of its stain, heat, and scratch resistance.
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Why is Silestone stain resistant?
Silestone is extremely dense, more so than solid surface and natural stone.
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Will I see seams in my countertops?
YES, Silestone seams will be visible and in certain sized countertops Unavoidable.
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