Friday, April 23, 2010

Best tiles for your Kitchen Countertops

During the consideration of remodeling of a kitchen the first thing comes at the top of list is counterparts. Now the next step is to choose what type of counterparts are best suitable for you according to your lifestyle. If you are extra conscious during preparation and cooking of food, then a variety of options are available. However, if you like a little bet messier way than durability comes at the top.

Marble Tiles
- Marble tiles in India are gaining a huge popularity now a days due to its sophisticated and modern look. Some marble tiles are able to absorb fluids; however, it needs special care when it makes contact with certain food items.

Rustic Tiles- If you are a lover of rustic look then slate tiles and limestone tiles are the perfect choice for your kitchen’s counterpart. Although they have some disadvantages like unable to resist heat and scratches, they provide an elegant look to your kitchen.

Granite Tiles- Granite tiles in India are most suitable for you if you are looking for a moderate budget tiles for counterparts. Preassembled granite tiles are also available with a decorative edge profile. Larger granite tiles are mainly used for sink rail and edges. The standard size of twelve inches is mainly used as well as the most affordable one. Wood strip is used most of the times for countertop edges. Another advantage of granite tiles is their durability.

Stone Tiles- If you are searching for something that provide an upscale appearance for your kitchen then stone surface is the perfect choice. Although stone kitchen countertops cost a little bit more than ceramic or laminate tile options, but in terms of beauty they stands tall among the others. However, just like marble tiles, it also needs some special care. With the proper maintenance the countertops made form stone tiles can sustain beautifully for many years. They need specialized cleaning products and stain cleaners for proper maintenance.

Above mentioned tiles are just a few options for the counterparts; however there are many other options available in the market like wood, concrete, solid surface, stainless. A good market research on all the options available to you is very important before making any decision. It is better to first set up a budget and then look for the option that you can afford easily and seems well fitted within the constraints of your kitchen.

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