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If you’re looking into new countertops, then you most likely have already seen or heard of cultured marble. Cultured marble is available in all different shapes and sizes, and can easily compliment any remodeling you do on your bathroom. One of my favorite things about cultured marble countertops is that look exactly like real marble countertops, but are man-made.

Here’s a few interesting facts about cultured marble:

Cultured marble is a nonporous surface, more or less it has the ability to resist mildew and stains.

You can actually cut cultured marble yourself if you happened to have a belt-sander handy.

The product comes in a wide assortment of colors and patterns to fit your exact need.

Generally cultured marble countertops cost a bit more money than laminate countertops, but they are also higher quality.

This type of marble countertop is mainly used in the bathroom, although can be used in the kitchen if you desire. Just know that cultured marble will scratch easily from daily kitchen use, so be careful in your decision.

Cultured marble is generally used for:

• Shower Walls
• Bar Sinks
• Bathroom Countertops
• Wall Panels

There are several more uses for cultured marble, so make sure to visit Cultured Marble Products today for more information on your new countertop.