Why should I choose concrete?

Concrete is completely custom, one of kind. Concrete is an extraordinary material that is as practical, expressive, and aesthetic as you. Concrete is not for everyone; unlike granite and corian, concrete is not a commodity. It is a piece of art made functional.

Concrete can be ground, polished, or stained. You can design your countertop to incorporate special features such as drain boards, cutting board slides, integral sinks, and embedded meaningful objects. These features not only add functionality, they enhancement your life. No other material can do that.


How does concrete compare to granite in terms of both cost (per square foot) and texture?

If you have a concrete kitchen or bathroom counter made for you, the cost will be based on the complexity of the form, the mold-making process, and the desired finish, rather than the size. Cost comparisons between materials should be done on a project-by-project basis.


Will the countertop have seams?

If the countertop length is over 7' 6" long, the countertop will have a seam. However, due to our casting process, we are able to design the seam into the piece to be a feature as opposed to something to hide. We can also move the seam to the least conspicuous spot if visual continuity is important. Seam tolerances are 1/8" and are sealed with a clear silicone sealant.


Does the color ever vary?

Yes, since our product is hand made, color and texture may vary. This is part of the uniqueness of concrete.


Will these countertops crack?

In concrete, two types of cracking can occur: hairline and structural. We guarantee our products against structural cracks. Our countertops are reinforced with a state of the art reinforcement technology that eliminates structural cracking.

Hairline cracking, on the other hand, can, and often does, occur over time. As with our personal imperfections and wrinkles, the natural wear of concrete enhances the timeless beauty of the material.


How long does the process take?

Once we have created the templates, the lead time on a custom countertop is 4-6 weeks.


I have decided to purchase. What do I do?

Sabi Concrete Design will work with you on the design of your countertop. Once you have decided concrete is right for you, we require a 50% deposit. After receipt of the funds and retention of Sabi Concrete Design, we will meet you on-site to create a template.