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Royal Marble will install marble, granite, and quartz in almost any area that a home or business owner could imagine having such a covering. The primary areas that Royal Marble has installed in are:

• Counter and Kitchen tops
• Bathtub and Jacuzzi tops
• Vanities
• Fireplaces
• And even floors

What Royal Marble has discovered to be the most difficult aspect of an installation of any of these locations is: the style and color the client desires. There is such a wide range that the decision can be difficult for the client. Our employees can help with making this decision.

Visit our showroom at 1530 McDonald Avenue in Brooklyn. One of our Royal professionals can show you samples, and help you choose if marble, granite, or quartz is the right choice for you. You are, after all, Royalty in our eyes, and we want you to leave knowing you were treated as such.

Upon making your choice, a Royal Marble employee will set up an appointment to measure the area you want covered. The material will be cut and delivered so that our installers can perform a job that will have you feeling like you live in a castle when they are done. The work area will be as clean, or cleaner than when they first arrived.

• Marble – Marble is a very popular and timeless choice when it comes to countertops. The stone ranges in colors from dazzling bright whites to deep jet blacks. It’s also strong and heat resistant. Unfortunately it can stain and scratch easily. Acidic liquids like lemon juice or wine can also dull the polish of the surface. Marble needs a bit of care and maintenance, requiring annual resealing to keep its luster.
• Granite – Granite is by far one of the most popular and sought-after countertop materials. Besides being beautiful and exotic, granite stone countertops are durable, easy to clean, and heat and scratch resistant. With proper sealing, it also resists bacteria and staining. With a wide variety of colors, veins, and patterns to choose from, granite is a great choice for any kitchen or bathroom.
• Limestone – Limestone is a very smooth stone that comes with a great color palette, though there is often little pattern variation. Darker limestones look great for modern layouts, while the lighter tones of the material are more suitable for traditional styles. Limestone requires a bit of maintenance to keep up its appearance. Scratches happen easily and spills must be cleaned quickly to prevent staining.
• Travertine – Travertine is a naturally occurring stone that comes in mostly earthy tones. Because of this, they are a great choice if you’re thinking of going with an antique look for your room. Travertine absorbs water and moisture, making it very durable. However, it is extremely sensitive to acids and needs resealing every 2 to 3 years. It is also prone to scratches and doesn’t do well when exposed to extreme heat.
• Quartzite – Quartzite is a hard, durable material with incredible patterns and color possibilities. It stands up to moisture, acidity, and scratching, meaning that the material won’t dull or scuff as quickly as others. Quartzite, much like granite, can be adapted to a wide array of kitchen styles, ranging from urban to antique.
• Slate –Slate is a beautiful distinctive material that works well in a number of room styles. It’s non-porous, meaning that it’s very easy to clean and doesn’t host bacteria. Slate is also very heat and scratch resistant. While the color selection is a bit limited to darker hues, it’s a more mature looking option for countertops.
• Caesarstone – Caesarstone is a type of engineered quartz. It’s resistant to scratches, stains, cracks, chemicals, acids, and molds. Because it’s also nonporous, it only needs washing with soap and water to keep its appearance. While you’ll never have to seal or wax your Caesarstone, be careful when exposing it to extreme heat, as it could damage the surface.
• Cambria – Cambria countertops are manufactured quartz-based materials that can be used in the both the kitchen and bathroom. Cambrias come in a variety of hues and sometimes have the look and feel of granite countertops. It’s nonporous, making it safe from bacteria and easy to clean. It also resists any stains and is virtually maintenance free.
• Zodiaq – Zodiaq is yet another brand of quartz-based countertops. While super resistant to chemicals, heat and scratching, they are not completely impervious to either. Cleaning Zodiaq countertops is extremely easy, needing only hot water, soap, and a cloth to tidy them up. Like Caesarstone and Cambria countertops, not much maintenance, if any, is required.
• Silestone – Silestone is one of the world’s top producers of quartz surfaces. The material is resistant to stains, acids, and scratches. Silestone surfaces are also engineered with what they call abacteriostatic protection which offers added protection for your surfaces against harmful kitchen or bathroom bacteria. As a bonus, the company includes a 15-year warranty with your product.