Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Buckingham

Buckingham is generating a big buzz in the countertop industry.  It is one of the standout colors from Cambria's 2011 Summer Collection, Waterstone. 


Buckingham


The Waterstone Collection is the 7th in a series of colors developed by Cambria.  The collection is designed to capture the movement and unpredictable color patterns that are typically found in natural stone.  Cambria's ability to break free from the more consistent patterns typically found in quartz countertops has set them apart from other brands in the industry. 

With the popularity of Cambria continuing to skyrocket, you may have some questions about the product.  Below are some of our most frequently asked questions.  You can also contact one of our sales representatives at Star Granite Interiors with any other questions you have. 



FAQs

Q: What is Cambria?

Cambria is a material comprised of 93% natural quartz that is recombined to create a solid surface. 

Q: What is the difference between Cambria and granite?

Cambria is maintenance free and stain resistant.  The material is virtually non-absorbent and requires no annual maintenance.

Cambria quartz is National Sanitation Foundation International (NSF) Certified for Food Zone and Splash Zone areas.  Thanks to the nonporous surface, there is no concern over bacterial growth in the stone due to absorption. 

Cambria can be up to twice the strength (flexural) of granite and is more resistant to abrasion.

Q: What is the difference between Cambria and other quartz surface brands?

Cambria is the only producer of quartz surfaces in the United States.  All other products are imported. 

Cambria offers just under 100 color options that consumers regularly tell us they prefer over the imported options.

Cambria is not distributed through large home centers such as Home Depot and Lowes.  Cambria is sold only through approved, reputable dealers who share the companies vision for customer driven excellence. 

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