Not a great product for countertop use. Great for walls and floors. The problem is the thin porcelain slabs are too strong for their own good. For example if you were to drop a heavy object ( Pan, glass vase, etc.) It wouldn't just chip the countertop the thin porcelain shatters like glass. Not reparable because you can not re-polish or buff porcelain like stone or quartz. Porcelain is great on floors because if you break that porcelain tile you can replace that "one" tile. In a counter top its an entire slab. Very costly and not easy to remove and replace like a tile.