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Choose the ultimate kitchen countertop material, porcelain from Marble Treasure Inc.

 


While you are building your dream home with your hard earned money, it is advised you give equal attention to decorating each and every part of the house. Kitchen countertops are an important part to be decided when it comes to interior decoration. We usually prefer using kitchen countertops which are made up of hardy materials with tough and strong durability and at the same time, the material should be one, which adds to class and elegance to your home. Porcelain countertops are the most popular material used as kitchen countertops Toronto.

 

 

Porcelain is a type of clay which is baked at extremely high temperatures that result in the formation of dense material with a lot of strength and non-porosity. The surface of porcelain countertops Toronto are resistant to any kind of stain, scratch or heat from vessels placed on the countertops. The color of kitchen countertops Toronto is mostly whitish, which adds to its elegance and these can be carved out into one seamless piece of work. The maintenance cost of porcelain is of almost low to medium budget and usually, porcelain countertops don’t require any kind of sealing. There are several other advantages of having porcelain countertops in the kitchen. They have fewer grout joints, cleaning is easy, 30% stronger than granite countertops, there are no chances of discoloration and these countertops can also be placed over existing countertops.

 

 

Marble Treasure Inc. produces excellent quality porcelain kitchen countertops in Toronto and is widely popular for the standard budget of pricing as well as the outstanding service provided by our employees who have excelled themselves in this service with years of experience. It is advisable to clean the porcelain countertops at least once a day, after the whole day’s work in the kitchen is over with the help of mild dish soap in lukewarm water in order to prevent excessive accumulation of dirt.