To protect your natural stone surfaces, regular sealing may be needed. This blog explains how often you should be sealing your natural stone!
Check out this beautiful kitchen countertop and fireplace surround project we recently finished up!
Although quartz and quartzite sound similar in name, they are actually in fact different from each other, oftentimes confusing retailers when they have to make a decision. Here, we discuss the differeneces between these two countertop materials.
Natural stone can help commercial spaces reach their LEED status, a ‘wow’ factor, an elegance and a seamless design throughout the entire building. These are some of the best commercial spaces that can benefit from implementing natural stone into their design and remodel.
There are two common types of igneous stones on the market that GMS Werks offers homeowners and commercial spaces!
There are four different types of metamorphic natural stone slabs that GMS Werks offers to clients!
When it comes to choosing a material for your home or business surfacing needs, it can often feel overwhelming as there are what seems like an infinite number of options available to you. So that you don’t have to comb through article after article reading up on all the different materials out there as well as trying to understand the pros and cons that come along with them, use us as your go to source for any and all associated information. Week by week, we’ve been covering different surfacing materials telling you what they are and what is good and bad about them, where they are best used, and overall why we think a certain material would be good for you to use. This week we’ll continue this trend covering Quartzite again explaining what it is and how it’s made, its associated advantages and disadvantages, where we think it is best used, as well as why we think quartzite is a good choice for you! Read below to find out all about quartzite and decide if it is the surfacing material for you!
