Coffe Color Quartz Top Solid Wood Kitchen Traditional Design With Raised Panel

Product introduction

Type: Kitchen Cabinet
Door Panel Finish: Solid Wood
Countertop: Quartz

Style: Transitional
Customized Made: Yes
Environment Stanadrd: E1

Carcase Material: Plywood
Accessories: Hardware, Appliance
Minimum Order: 1 set

Deal with clients :

Step 1: send us your kitchen layout or draft,so that we can get an idea of thedimensions and space allocation.

Step 2: Our designer will design a particular kitchen cabinet as you require,both of AutoCAD drawings and 3D are available.
Step 3: We will quote according to your approved design drawings and modify both of them if need;
Step 4: Sign purchase contract and customers will make the deposit before production;
Step 5: Start production after receiving deposit;
Step 6: Inspect quality, quantity and customers will pay the balance before delivery;
Step 7: Pack and deliver the goods as per agreed way;

Step 8: Offer after sales of installation guidance and lifetime technical support .

WHY CHOOSE QUARTZ STONE AS COUNTERTOP

1. Cost. Every homeowner has a budget for their home renovations. You want the best value for your money. Quartz is less expensive than exotic granite. If your kitchen is large with lots of counter space, the cost of your counter top can quickly rise to high numbers. With quartz, you don't have to compromise a great look for an affordable price.

2. Appearance. Quartz, unlike other stone slabs, can be crafted with a controlled appearance. The way quartz slabs are produced allows the manufacturer to ensure that the slab is exactly the color, texture and pattern that you want. There are no defects in the slab to cut around and run up the cost.

3. Strength. Quartz counters are made by combining 93% natural quartz stone with 7% resin binder and some colourant. This creates an extremely hard stone that is stronger that granite or marble. The slab is the same working thickness as other materials, and it is shaped, cut and finished using the same stone-cutting equipment.

4. Non-porous. Granite and marble are both porous stones with tiny capillary channels between the minerals. If you spill wine on unsealed granite or marble, the wine can sink into these channels and potentially permanently stain the stone. Quartz has no channels and it never requires sealing. Quartz is very stain resistant. This makes it much easier to use and maintain in the kitchen or bathroom.