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Granite Facts and Information We sell more granite counter tops than any other type, although quartz is superior in many aspects, theres just something about the natural beauty of granite that can't quite be matched. Granite comes from just about every area of the world including, Italy, Brazil, Norway, Africa and many more. Each region has it's own unique colors, characteristics and qualities. We have assembled a collection from around the world, that includes information on every granite type we offer. Of coarse pictures can't do justice to the beauty that is granite, that's why you can personally view and pick out the exact stone that will be used in your kitchen. Available Edges Standard Edges Eased Round Over Bevel Bullnose Ogee Triple Pencil Specials Please call 262-567-2793 for our current granite specials. Available Sinks Sorry, sink information temporarily unavailable. Care and Maintanance Cleaning Granite Countertops: To keep granite countertops clean, use a microfiber cloth to dust off countertop surfaces. Wipe down the granite countertops as needed using water. Once a week wipe down with a damp cloth and a stone cleaner formulated with a neutral pH. Never use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. They can scratch, pit, and etch the surface of the stone. Reseal the countertops when water splashed on the surface no longer beads up. Usaully once a year with typical use. If there are stains or damage, contact a stone-care professional for repair. Granite Origins Granite, the hard igneous rock Granite is a very hard crystalline, igneous or metamorphic rock primarily composed of feldspar, quartz and lesser amounts of dark minerals. It is visibly crystalline in texture. This igneous rock is created deep within the earth from magma, cooled slowly under great pressure. Granite, the hardest building stone has very dense grain which make it impervious to stain. Granite is available in a wide array of colors. varieties of different colors and textures such as black, grey, pink, multi colored etc. Uses It is used as a building material is used for wall cladding, roofing and flooring and a variety of other interior and exterior applications.