Yes, porcelain countertops are known for their durability. They are resistant to scratches, stains, heat, and moisture. They are less likely to chip or crack compared to some other countertop materials.

Porcelain and quartz countertops can vary in price depending on the project and fabrication. Generally, porcelain countertops can be competitively priced with quartz countertops, but the fabrication cost for porcelain is higher because the edges need to be mitered, so it's best to obtain quotes from Morva Stone. They exclusively import Infinity Porcelain slabs from Italy in the New England region and also have a huge Inventory.

Yes, porcelain is a good choice for countertops due to its durability, resistance to stains and scratches, and a wide range of design options. It can be a durable and attractive choice for kitchen or bathroom countertops.

Porcelain countertops are less prone to chipping compared to some other materials like natural stone. However, they can still chip if subjected to significant impact or force.

Porcelain countertops have good heat resistance and can withstand high temperatures, but it's recommended to use trivets or hot pads for hot cookware to prevent thermal shock or potential damage over time.