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Updated: 2023/11/17
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When shopping for granite, you'll quickly notice that many stores will price their granite according to A, B, C, D, E, and F grades. With this classification, grade A granite countertops (equivalent to Level 1) are the cheapest, and the price goes up from there. Obviously, this leads us to believe that F is the highest quality and A is the lowest.
But slow down a second.
These grades are based on pricing, supply, and demand. So, if a slab features a unique color that they don't have a lot of, it will be categorized as grade D granite and priced higher - but that says nothing about its durability. As we said before, granite is granite, and you're going to get a quality slab with this material no matter what grade you choose. A higher grade doesn't directly equate to higher quality, so select your budget and look accordingly for the slab of your choice.
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