Cultured marble

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Cultured marble is a mixture of resin and ground marble. It is less expensive alternative to natural marble. [1]

Manufacturers of cultured marble can make vanities with integrated bowls. This eliminates grount lines around the bowl.

The manufacturing process uses a non-porous gelcoat on the counters and sinks. This gelcoat seals the product and prevents mold and bacteria growth and staining. [2]

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