FAQs
Everything you need to know
See the frequently asked questions by our clients.
Granite and marble are available in a wide range of colours and patterns. Visit our yard to explore samples or let our team guide you towards a stone that suits your space, style and lifestyle.
Both are natural stones, but they form differently. Granite is an igneous rock formed from cooled magma beneath the earth’s surface, while marble is created when limestone is transformed by heat and pressure. Each offers its own unique appearance and characteristics.
No. Granite retains its shine and is highly resistant to scratches and everyday wear. Clean it with mild soap and water and reapply a penetrating sealer once a year to keep it performing at its best.
Granite is naturally resistant to stains and moisture. Most spills wiped up promptly won’t leave a mark. Oils left on the surface for extended periods may cause staining, but these can often be removed by a stone specialist.
Granite is highly heat-resistant and can withstand hot pots and pans without damaging the surface. Using trivets is still recommended to protect the finish and prolong the life of the stone.
Not necessarily. Granite is made up of different minerals, each with its own properties. Colour alone isn’t an indication of strength or durability.
Granite is considered a premium surface material. Its value lies in its natural beauty, durability and longevity. With proper care, it can last for generations, making it a worthwhile long-term investment.