Grindstone Granite: Dallas & East Texas

SLABS LEVEL 1-5

Grindstone Granite Slabs

LEVELS 1-5

Quartz countertops are the modern way to take your kitchen countertops or bathroom vanity to the next level. The clean and elegant flow throughout the surface, which either mimics natural stone or has glass chips, will make any room shine. Another factor other than the beauty of the material is the durability. Quartz countertops are hermetically sealed during the manufacturing process. Quartz will withstand daily use and abuse while remaining easy to maintain and resisting stains and bacteria growth.

GRINDSTONE GRANITE QUARTZ SLABS LEVEL 1

Level 1 granite is the lowest grade of granite, but it still looks great. The reason it is considered level 1 is because it has a very simple design and the colors are standard. Prices for level 1 granite are typically in the $40-$50 range per square foot. Some homeowners prefer the simple look rather than a higher grade of granite.

Let’s take a look at the various levels of Quartz countertops and weigh the pros and cons of having this material as a kitchen countertop.

GRINDSTONE GRANITE QUARTZ SLABS LEVEL 2

Level 2 granite is a step ahead because the designs and colors become a little more unique. Rather than patterns being relatively uniform as shown in level 1 granite, there is a more variety of markings. The picture below demonstrates the differences very well. Homeowners should expect to pay between $50-$60 per square foot.

GRINDSTONE GRANITE QUARTZ SLABS LEVEL 3

Level 3 Granite has more than just 3 levels.  As the granite level increases, you should expect to pay $58-$100.  As you compare the different levels of granite, you can see a clear distinction between the colors and designs.

GRINDSTONE GRANITE QUARTZ SLABS LEVEL 4

Level 4 Granite As you compare the different levels of granite, you can see a clear distinction between the colors and designs.

GRINDSTONE GRANITE QUARTZ SLABS LEVEL 5

Level 5 Granite As you compare the different levels of granite,

you can see a clear distinction between the colors and designs.