> But: Natural stone has nowhere near the same magnitude of damage from the same level of exposure.
Is that true?
Or is it simply that before the "engineered" stone these kinds of countertops were sufficiently expensive that they were rare, and workers rarely had enough exposure to wind up in the hospital?
Is that true?
Or is it simply that before the "engineered" stone these kinds of countertops were sufficiently expensive that they were rare, and workers rarely had enough exposure to wind up in the hospital?