Your fabricator is pushing the Leadstone because he makes the most money from selling it. Nothing wrong with that or Chinese estone as it's all essentially the same stuff.

Sure Joseph, that’s understood.

The question is, is this Chinese product inferior under normal use? It looks great but I want something durable that will look just as good 7-9 years from now.

Following. Our fabricator also recommended Leadstone as a good alternative since we are using plain white quartz. Curious how well it holds up over time.

Hi—can anyone give an update on how the Leadstone quartz held up? Any regrets? We are looking at using Statuario Premio in our kitchen. Thanks!

Did anyone use lead stone? It’s the booklet my contractor dropped off.

Are there any other thoughts on this topic? I am also interested in hearing what people think about this product.