Counter Tops

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How to "Top" your kitchen and bathroom off!

Selecting the right material for your new countertop is a matter of taste and function. The type of counter you choose will provide the added touch to your kitchen or bathroom. Each surface has its own benefits and care to consider. We will help you learn a little bit more about the types of countertops we offer, as well as their differences, below.

Click on the links under the pictures to go to their websites to view samples of the different colors and designs available.

Simulated Stone

Corian Website Avonite Website

Durable and affordable, Corian® is a favorite of many people. This surface is water and stain resistant, non-porous, doesn't encourage growth of bacteria, mold or mildew, and is easy to clean. Knife cuts and scratches can be removed with an abrasive cleanser, although they are not designed to be a cutting surface or a place to rest hot pots and pans.

This durable marble-like material can be shaped to create unique edging details. It is an excellent material for the kitchen and bath with a wide variety of colors available.

Corian® is a product of DuPont and is covered by their 10-year limited warranty.

From the beginning, color has been Avonite's reason to exist. What began as a flattering replication of quarried stone has expanded not only in colors but also in blues, opacity, mixtures, and textures. For designers, Avonite can extend a room's potential. For their clients, it opens a world full of previously unimagined possibilities. Inside is a snapshot of Avonite's current offerings.

Butcher Block

Butcher Block Website

Butcher Block can be added to your countertop or island - which is ideal for the person who is doing a lot of cooking in their kitchen. Butcher blocks are generally made from hard rock maple or beech, come in thickness ranging from 1 to 1-1/2 inches and can be cut in any shape.

Keep in mind, as with all wood products, warping can occur when prolonged exposure to water occurs. Periodic rubdowns with mineral oil will protect the finish and preserve luster. Scratches and nicks can be smoothed out with sandpaper.

Natural Stone

Granite and Marble Website

Granite. This is the material which offers the owner the most. Granite is a natural stone cut from quarries. Each color comes from a different quarry - and no two quarries in the world yield the same color! These stones offer an extraordinary range of colors - from subtle to intense.

Granites durability is unwavering. It is resistant to scratches, staining, heat blistering or cracking. Not even hot pots and pans can damage it! Clean up is as simple as warm water and a soft cloth!

All Granite and Marble Corporation is the leader in fabrication and installation of natural stone countertops. With over 10 years of experience in the industry, we can proudly say we have made a science of fabricating granite countertops.

Our mission is to provide our customers with the highest quality of workmanship and stone while keeping our products affordable. By combining a streamlined CNC production process with an unmatched stock of natural stone, we became one of the largest granite fabricators in the United States.

We offer a wide range of products related to natural stone fabrication. From kitchen countertops, through vanity tops, jacuzzi and fireplace surrounds to full wall and floor paneling - our products are always fabricated with the upmost precision and quality.

Man Made Stones

Caeserstone Website Silestone Website

Comprised of 93% natural quartz - one of nature's strongest minerals - and backed by a 10-year warranty, CaesarStone Quartz Surfaces and Countertops offer the ultimate combination of form and function, allowing for a more diverse, durable, and practical countertop surfacing material than either granite or marble. With its stain, scratch, and heat-resistant properties, CaesarStone is the ideal choice for care-free kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, flooring, table tops, wall paneling, and much, much more.

Silestone counter tops offer some of the same perks as granite, but many believe they are more beautiful and durable. Silestone counter tops are made out of natural quartz. With the ranking as the fourth hardest mineral in nature being held by quartz, these counter tops are known and loved for their durability. Beyond that, however, silestone counter tops are also quite beautiful.

With quartz as the main ingredient in these counter tops, the end result is a surface that's simply breathtaking to behold. Master craftsman have managed to make these countertops work into a rainbow of colors, too, ensuring that homeowners can pick the style and design they choose. The properties of quartz enable the creators of these counter tops to make them as shiny or flat as a buyer might desire, putting choice squarely in the hands of the consumer.

Green Countertops

IceStone: Made from recycled glass in a cement matrix, Ice Stone offer classic and contemporary styles with 21st century intelligence. Whether your project calls for kitchen countertops or bathroom vanities, IceStone offers you cutting edge design and environmental results. The durability of IceStone surfaces can replace natural or engineered stone in both residential and commercial installations. IceStone surfaces are strong, heat-resistant, scratch-resistant and can be used indoors or out. They are easily maintained using low pH cleaners and water based sealers. Visit IceStone at http://www.icestone.biz

PaperStone: PaperStone is the greenest environmentally sustainable surface on the market today. Manufactured using 100% recycled post consumer waste paper. The color is derived from selected organic pigments rather than less reliable dyes to provide bright, lasting color. With natural earth-tone colors which are soft to the touch and offer a warm, distinctive ambience to any room. Easily cleans with sponge and non-abrasive dish washing soap. To find out more about Paper Stone, visit their website at http://www.paperstoneproducts.com/