Porcelain can be considered a relatively expensive option compared to other materials due to its high durability, longevity, and luxurious appearance.

While the initial cost of porcelain products may be higher than alternatives such as engineering stone, its exceptional resilience and low maintenance requirements often make it a worthwhile investment in the long run. Additionally, the timeless elegance and versatility of porcelain can enhance the value and aesthetic appeal of any space, further justifying its cost for many homeowners and designers.

The installation timeline for your porcelain surface can vary depending on several factors, including the complexity of the design and the availability of materials.

Porcelain surfaces often require precise cutting and fitting, especially for intricate designs or custom shapes. Generally, the installation process for porcelain surfaces may take from 2 weeks.

While it may take longer than other materials, the beauty, durability, and unique design possibilities offered by porcelain make it a worthwhile investment in your space.

Porcelain surfaces are generally easy to keep clean, thanks to their non-porous nature. This means that dirt, stains, and spills are less likely to penetrate the surface, making them relatively simple to wipe away.

Routine maintenance typically involves regular cleaning with mild soap and water or a pH-neutral cleaner to remove surface debris and maintain the surface’s shine. 

With proper care and maintenance, your porcelain surface can maintain its beauty and functionality for years to come.