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BEAUTIFUL ROOMS BEGIN WITH CAMBRIA .

What is CAMBRIA made of?
CAMBRIA is pure, natural quartz, a stone right from the earth. Quartz is one of the hardest and most common minerals on earth, giving CAMBRIA the rare combination of superior beauty and strength .

How does CAMBRIA compare to granite?
CAMBRIA is quartz, a natural stone. You get the look and feel of granite, but it is completely non-porous. So CAMBRIA maintenance is simple, just wash it with warm water. It wont' stain, and it never needs sealing or reconditioning. Granite is a porous stone. It needs to be sealed regularly with a chemical treatment. It can absorb liquids and food, risking potential staining and bacterial growth in the countertop.

How does CAMBRIA compare to Corian® or other plastic solid surfaces?
CAMBRIA is pure natural quartz, a stone crystal mined from the earth. Corian is 100% plastic polymer, it has NO stone in it. CAMBRIA gives you the timeless beauty of natural stone with a harder and more durable surface .

How is CAMBRIA different from other Quartz surfaces?
CAMBRIA is the ONLY quartz product produced in the U.S.A., all other products are imported.

How does CAMBRIA'S price compare to other natural stone surfaces?
CAMBRIA prices are comparable to granite and other high-end countertop options. The price varies based on the requirements for each particular project (seams, cutouts, backsplash, etc.) and can vary by region of the country.

Is there a binder or glue that holds CAMBRIA together?
CAMBRIA is pure natural quartz with a small amount of pigments and an epoxy resin. It contains no soft minerals like granite. The unique process results in a natural stone product of uncommon beauty and superior strength. It's twice as strong as granite and completely non-porous.

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