Bathroom Cabinets & Vanity's, VA, MD, DC

 Cabinets and vanity enclosure is an inexpensive way to improve the look and style of your bathroom. It can help you manage the space in the bathroom in a better way and add a few more amenities. Below are a few different styles you can choose from.

Cultured marble: It is a mix of polyester binding resins, calcium carbonate, and crushed marble. The material is durable, waterproof, and stain resistant. Minor scratches and chipping can be repaired with some sanding and polishing. Cultured marble is easy to maintain and it comes in a range of color combinations and designs.

Corian: Corian is a solid surface, non-porous and tough material. It resists the growth of mildew. Since, it is non-porous; liquids cannot penetrate or stain it. It does not react with chemicals, and is consequently easy to clean. Corian countertops are available in 3 different types of finishes — matte, semi gloss, and gloss. Contact with hot surfaces may damage Corian. Soap and water or standard detergents are sufficient to clean Corian.

Granite: Granite is the preferred material for countertops where beauty and elegance are important; in luxury hotels and other high-end applications. Granite is a rock; it is very durable and impervious to water. However, it is susceptible to cracks and chips, which are very difficult to repair. Abrasive cleaning agents can affect the finish of Granite. Warm water is usually sufficient to clean Granite. Liquid wax can be used for treating light scratches; denatured alcohol removes grime and dirt that clings to the surface.

Marble: Even though marble countertops look beautiful, marble is not a commonly used material for bathroom countertops. Marble is porous and liquids such as nail polish, shampoo, oils, and dyes can stain it; thereby spoiling its appearance.

Glass: Glass countertops lend a unique appeal to the bathroom but are not very easy to maintain. They reflect fingerprints and crack easily. Glass countertops can be cleaned by using water and a soft cloth