We bought the kitchen sink and faucet set. Now a year after installing we have a leaky hose near the pull-down sprayer. I removed the hose and took it to Lowe's (where we bought it last year) and Home Depot. Neither could find a replacement hose. I call around a few local plumbing supply stores and they recommended contacting Ruvati company in Texas to get the part number. I had to open a warranty ticket to find out they have no replacement hoses and they do not have any information on parts. Sink, faucets and accessories look good, but with the time I've sunk into trying to find a simple part, I wouldn't recommend anything of theirs. Stay with a company that sells replacement parts for what they sell.

I personally don't have a Quartzite vendor at my business but I do know a few fabricators that have worked with it and they tell me that its relatively similar to granite and marble as far as hardness and durability. However, like granite and marble it will need to be sealed on a regular basis because it is a natural stone it has porous surface so it is more prone to staining with things like coffee, wine, citrus and dyes. The other "downfall" to it being a natural rock is if you have a large area seams might be more noticeable. For example if you have a L shaped kitchen the corner might have a vein in one side but not on the other where as Quartz has the option to "book end" the corners so the vein flows from one piece to the other. There are hundreds of Quartz manufactures so if you dont like the ones you have seen check another brand. The ones I have found to look less "faux" have been Cambria and LG Vitera. But I only have a very small display floor so I have 6 different manufactures, so my opinion is based off of those 6.

#Jolene Howard i'm looking at Carpet One and trying to decide about Baroque, Evercore, Natures Dwelling, redwood now. Do you have a picture? they naver told me that. it's still selling. Can,t make it the same way. does that mean the sample from the store is not representative?

Great job, Karen! That looks so nice!!! I really like the look! Though I am looking for something in a much lighter shade, I really like how you have pulled the colours together, with the white walls, white cabinets and the grey walls! Together they look very nice with the darker wood grains. And you did it yourself too!? Amazing!!! Great job!!!