Porcelain countertops are an amazing man-made countertop with so many fantastic attributes. They are becoming increasingly popular all over the country and for good reason! Here are some must-knows about Porcelain countertops for any prospective buyer:

How Porcelain is made – Porcelain countertops are made from non-porous ceramic clay that has a variety of minerals. The clay is then backed at extremely high temperatures to finish making an incredibly durable countertop. This process allows the use of all kinds of dyes to make porcelain countertops one of the most customizable countertops to date! 

How to clean Porcelain – Since Porcelain countertops are non-porous, they are very resistant to anything from scratches to heat! It is very hard to damage or stain a porcelain countertop. Cleaning a porcelain countertop can be done as easy as using a wet rag and dish soap to keep it looking fantastic for years to come! 

Other Benefits of Porcelain – Besides being very customizable and easy to clean, porcelain countertops can be used just about anywhere. From the kitchen and bathroom to an outdoor patio, porcelain does it all! It can handle all the UV light you can throw at it and continue to look as stylish as the day it was first installed.  

Porcelain countertops are an incredible option when looking for your next countertop installation. There are so many options to choose from that we are sure you will find the perfect countertop style for you! Give AMC Countertops a call today and find out why a porcelain countertop is right for you! 

If you have questions, give us a call at AMC Countertops (920) 204-7625 or fill out our contact form and we will call you! We proudly install a variety of sink styles and quartz countertops with custom edge profiles. We carry an array of sinks from brands such as Solera and Blanco. We install granite, quartz, and Dekton countertops, and offer brands such as Cambria, Silestone, Viatera, Caesarstone, Corian Quartz, and more. We service the Fox Cities including, Fond du Lac, Ripon, Oshkosh, Neenah, as well as Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Madison.