Countertops from Christoff & Sons

Christoff and Sons Floor Covering works in partnership with some of the best known fabricators in our community. We carry a large variety of natural stone, including marble, granite, and quartz, and our design experts know that the right countertop can bring new life into your bathroom, kitchen, or work space. With our extensive options and expert installers, you can be assured you are getting a beautiful new countertop at a very competitive price!

What is quartz?

Quartz countertops are engineered material created through a manufacturing process that mixes approximately 95 percent ground natural quartz with 5 percent polymer resins. The result is a super-hard, low-maintenance, natural stone-look countertop available in a dazzling array of colors. Quartz countertops have developed a reputation as a high-end surface material for kitchens and baths. Made from one of the hardest minerals on earth, quartz countertops are extremely durable and versatile.

What is stone?

Stone countertops are actual quarried stone….available in granite, marble and other natural stone. They have an organic beauty and they’re very durable because (if you’ll pardon the pun) they’re hard as a rock. But the advantages don’t stop there: Stone is heat resistant, easy to maintain (if properly sealed) and available in a wide range of colors and textures. Our suppliers source stone from quarries on 6 continents for incredible variety in look and function.

What are laminate countertops?

Laminate countertops are made by combining layers of paper and resins into a single, semi-rigid plastic sheet. Brown Kraft paper is used for the bottom layers. A decorative sheet that bears the visible color and/or design of the laminate countertop goes in the middle and translucent sheets of paper form the top layer. Multiple sheets of paper are used in each layer and the total number of sheets varies and overall thickness depends on what type or grade of laminate is being manufactured.

All paper layers are soaked in a resin, which serves as a glue and binder.The layers are then pressed or “laminated” together while cooked, which forces all the papers and resins to chemically bond into one plasticized sheet. These sheets can then be cut to size and glued to a plywood substrate to create a custom laminate countertops.

Laminate countertops are durable and affordable and come in hundreds of styles and designs.