Bathroom countertop slate is an important part of bathroom cabinets. Among many materials such as ceramics, marble, artificial stone, and glass, which material should be selected for bathroom countertop slate? In fact, the selection of countertops mainly considers three aspects: anti-fouling, easy to clean and aesthetics.

The following is an analysis of the common bathroom countertop materials on the market one by one.
1. Ceramic countertops
Ceramic is the most common material for bathroom countertops. The surface is white and smooth, with excellent texture and touch. The white color matching is almost suitable for all styles of bathroom spaces, with a variety of colors. Bathroom countertop slate manufacturers tell you that good ceramic countertops are corrosion-resistant, easy to clean, and the surface is stained with dirt, which can be cleaned up by wiping lightly with a rag.
Compared with quartz stone and marble countertops, the price of ceramic countertops is lower, but the disadvantage is that ceramic countertops have a single size, no texture, and are not as beautiful as quartz stone and marble, and cannot meet the needs of personalized customization. At the same time, the quality of the embryo body and glaze has a great impact on the user experience and needs to be carefully screened.
2. Marble countertops
Marble is a pure natural stone, which is formed by sedimentary rock and its metamorphic rock. It is a metamorphic rock formed by limestone crystallization.
The marble surface has irregular distribution of stripes, natural and varied textures and various colors, which are smart and elegant. Bathroom countertop slate manufacturers tell you that as a countertop, marble has good rigidity, high hardness, not easy to deform, wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant, and has excellent processing performance. It can be cut and processed according to the size.
However, because there are many voids on the marble surface, dirt can easily penetrate into it, and light-colored marble may be stained; at the same time, due to its chemical composition, acidic detergents, beverages and other substances may also corrode the surface, making the original shiny stone. The surface becomes dull, even bacteria grow, and weathering (stone lesions) occurs. Bathroom countertop slate manufacturers tell you that various marble sealing processes have been derived on the market, such as glue injection, recrystallization, and waxing. Sealing the marble before use can effectively improve such problems.
3. Artificial stone countertops
Artificial stone is a concept relative to natural stone. Stones other than natural stone are artificial stones. Bathroom countertop slate manufacturers tell you that artificial stone is a composite material formed by molding or pouring organic polymer materials as the main body, adding pigments, auxiliary agents, and fillers.
Artificial stone has uniform color, luster and texture similar to natural stone, but the price is much cheaper than natural stone. Bathroom countertop slate manufacturers tell you that due to the high hardness of natural stone, it is not easy to process, and the shape is relatively simple, while artificial stone has strong plasticity and can be made into various styles. Usually artificial stone is mainly divided into two categories: artificial quartz stone and artificial acrylic.
4. Tempered glass countertop
Home bathroom cabinets use less tempered glass countertops. Tempered glass is an additional "tempering" process on the basis of ordinary glass, thereby improving the strength of the glass. Bathroom countertop slate manufacturers tell you that the tempered glass countertop is smooth and wear-resistant, environmentally friendly, non-radiation, easy to care for, and durable.
However, tempered glass is easy to be stained, such as obvious water stains, monotonous color, single processing shape, and easy to break when hit by heavy objects. It is not suitable for the elderly and children at home to use glass countertops.
Bathroom countertop slate manufacturers tell you that the bathroom countertops in the current family are mainly ceramic one-piece countertops, artificial stone countertops (mainly artificial quartz stone) and marble countertops.