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GRANITE WORKTOPS
Granite is a natural stone so unlike quartz there isn’t a consistency in colour which will make your worktop one of a kind. Granite is one of the toughest materials therefore is heat and scratch resistant, please refer to our guide below to see how you can maintain your worktop and enjoy it for many years to come.
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GRANITE CARE & MAINTENANCE
Unlike Quartz, Granite is a natural stone and as such requires a little more attention. Although the same cleaning and maintenance habits should apply across all or any stone surfaces, we advise on being a little extra cautious when handling granite or marble surfaces.
We advise that you clean your granite stone surfaces regularly with soapy water or a neutral mild detergent and a soft cloth/sponge. Rinse off surfaces with clean water. Polish dry with a soft cloth.
A care kit can be obtained directly from our workshop at Unit 4A, 158 Dukes Road, W3 0SL. This will help with the longevity of your stone surface. Speak to a member of our team to find out more.
Bleach, chlorine based cleaners, acids, alkalis or concentrated disinfectants will damage your stone surfaces. We strongly advise NOT to use any of these on your surfaces. If any of these come into contact with the stone, clean them off immediately, otherwise surface damage and discolouration is likely to occur.
Turmeric, beetroot, berries and other foods which stain can leave marks on your stone surfaces. Equally, acidic foods and drinks can etch the stone surface and cause irreversible damage. Always use pan stands and trivets to protect stone surfaces from hot and rough pans and utensils. Direct contact can scratch and stain the stone surfaces.
Always use cutting boards to chop and slice food upon. Never cut directly onto the stone surfaces.
Over time, natural stone surfaces (granite or marble) may begin to weather and naturally loose its initial appearance. We recommend resealing your worktops every 6months.
Never stand, sit or put heavy weights on the worktop, especially around sinks and hobs where the material may be weaker.