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Quartzite cost vs marble.
Expensive 120 s f.
Other stone options granite 35 to 75 per square foot marble 40 to 100 per square foot quartz 50 to 120 per square foot slate 50 to 200 per square foot soapstone 55 to 100 per square.
I like nimab marble grey goose marble super white quartzite and micabus quartzite at world granite.
Quartzite generally starts around 60 per square foot but can cost more if the type you choose is rarer.
Granite tends to cost a little less than quartzite.
White quartzite with grey veining will on average cost around 75 per square foot installed while white carrara marble can be purchased for as low as 50 per square foot.
The average price for marble countertops is around 60 per square foot.
Quartzite is a little more expensive with the average price being 90 per square foot.
Granite can usually be found in the range of 40 to 100 per square foot installed.
Quartzite is the latest alternative to marble because it s 10x as durable at half the price.
Quartzite is a natural stone similar to marble.
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Quartzite on the other hand is a non porous material and its original seal will remain intact for an extended period of time.
Quartzite countertop quartz countertops are an engineered product consisting of about 90 quartz and 10 resins which provide pigments color stain resistance and a nonporous material.
However you can find inexpensive marble countertops for as low as 40 per square foot to high end marble countertops costing more than 100 per square foot.
Quartzites are considered to be exotic stone and more costly than granites and marbles.
Learn more about each and which will be best for your new countertop.
As with quartzite this number can be on the higher end if the type of granite is rare.
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I love the look of all of them.
I have been told all of these are hard to ruin.
Because marble is a porous material it should be resealed.
Additionally quartzite requires significantly less long term maintenance than marble.