what is the solid surface stone?
Solid surface countertops use mineral dust (often from marble waste) and a mix of resins and pigments to create a non-porous material that can be installed with virtually no seams.
In general, quartz is considered more durable than solid surface with better scratch and stain resistance, but solid surface still performs exceptionally well and can easily be refinished and made to look good-as-new.
Solid surface materials are composed of mineral dust combined with acrylic, resins, and pigments. The mineral dust used to create solid surface countertops is typically derived from marble. This mixture melts upon heating and is then put into a mold to define its shape.
Solid surface countertops are also known for their versatility, as they come in a wide range of colors and patterns. This range is obtained by mixing various ratios of pigments and mineral dust to create unique, one-of-a-kind surfaces.
