How much does a Cambria slab cost?
The average cost of Cambria quartz countertops is $55 to $125 per square foot including installation. The price will vary depending on the color and thickness of the quartz slab. Most people spend between $2,000 and $4,000 in total to have Cambria quartz countertops installed.
Can you put hot pots on Cambria?
Cambria may not withstand the direct transfer of heat from pots and pans and other cooking units such as electric frying pans and griddles, slow cookers, roaster ovens, and heat lamps. Therefore, the use of a hot pad or trivet is always recommended to prevent heating the product.
How long are Cambria slabs?
Cambria standard-size slabs are approximately 55½˝ (141 cm) x 122˝ (310 cm) and jumbo-size slabs are 65 ½˝ (166 cm) x 132˝ (335 cm). Please check with your local business partner/installer/fabricator for slab size availability per design, including the largest size for fabrication versus listed slab size.
Is Cambria or granite more expensive?
Although Cambria can run a bit more expensive than lower grade Granite, the more desirable premium Granite is consistently more expensive than Cambria, often making Cambria the more affordable choice.
What is the difference between Cambria quartz and regular quartz?
Cambria Quartz is an American-Made, Family-Owned Brand of Quartz Countertops based out of Minnesota. Cambria Quartz Slabs are made up of 93% Crushed Quartz, and 7% pigment and binder. Cambria Quartz never needs to be sealed, unlike granite. Cambria Quartz is also scratch-resistant and stain-resistant.
Is Cambria quartz better than granite?
Strength: Undoubtedly, both Cambria quartz and granite are extremely durable countertop materials. If you’re going by sheer material strength, though, Cambria quartz is stronger, as it is comprised of up to 93 percent quartz. Granite countertops average between 40-60 percent quartz, with other softer minerals added.
Do you need to seal Cambria?
All Cambria surfaces are nonporous and nonabsorbent of moisture and food materials, they are resistant to microbial growth and stains and scratches, and they are easy to maintain. Cambria is maintenance free and requires no sealing or polishing.
Does Cambria make sinks?
Integrated Sinks using Cambria are now offered by Creative Surfaces! Together Cambria and Creative Surfaces have taken a beautiful stone surface and seamlessly joined it with a solid surface sink. A sink which has no problem standing up against beastly things like bacteria, mold and mildew!
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Why choose Torquay for your new home?
If you’re dreaming of a space with white countertops that have the luxury feel of marble but the low-maintenance ease of Cambria, Torquay offers a look that can enhance any style. See more Torquay inspiration in our round-up of most-liked spaces on Instagram.
Which Torquay countertop is right for You?
Torquay offers a neutral countertop with delicate movement. The classic coastal palette of blue and white invokes images of sandy beaches and gentle waves. Cambria’s Torquay is the perfect neutral countertop for this nautical kitchen style.