Although both are stones quarried from the earth, granite and marble (including limestone, onyx and travertine) are very different from each other. The biggest variances are in the absorbency, softness and durability of marble when compared to granite.

No. At USMG, we stock our own stone, so you can buy any size you need for your project. From a square foot to a full slab, we require no minimums.

Granite is highly resistant to scratching, cracking and staining, and is not vulnerable to heat.

No. You can't burn granite with ordinary use. Due to its distinctive durability, it is perfectly fine to set hot pots or pans directly from the stove or oven onto granite.

Warm soapy water will clean your stone well. You can also use cleaners specifically formulated to help clean and protect stone surfaces

The drawer front is adjustable. Loosen two screws in the back of the drawer front, even out the drawer front and retighten the screws.

Most cabinet scratches can be restored using a special kit available at USMG. It includes a touch-up marker, filler pencil and fast-dry touch-up.

When utilizing the “self-cleaning” feature on your oven, open all drawers and doors on the cabinetry closest to your oven. This will avoid cabinet damage that can occur due to the high heat your oven produces.

It is recommended you clean the exterior of your cabinetry once a month to protect the wood and bring out its natural beauty. Wipe the surface with a clean, damp cloth, then dry. Do not wax.