Soapstone Slabs in Colorado

Soapstone slabs in Colorado offer timeless character and easy care. Naturally heat resistant and non-porous, soapstone is perfect for kitchen countertops and bathroom vanities. We provide free estimates, custom fabrication, and professional installation.

Soapstone

Soapstone Slab in Colorado
Soapstone

Thickness: 3cm

Material: Soapstone

Finish: Honed

Supplier: InStone

Level: 6

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Soapstone Slabs – Frequently Asked Questions

Is soapstone a durable material for countertops?+

Yes. Soapstone is highly durable for daily use, resisting stains, heat, and bacteria.

How do you maintain soapstone countertops?+

Clean with mild soap and warm water. To enrich color and veining, apply mineral oil or wax.

What colors and patterns are available in soapstone?+

Most soapstone comes in shades of gray with soft white or green veining. Over time, it develops a unique patina.

What are the pros and cons of soapstone?+

Pros: heat resistance, stain resistance, natural beauty, patina.

Cons: softer than granite, scratches more easily, limited colors.

How does soapstone compare to granite or quartzite?+

Soapstone is softer but non-porous, so it resists stains better. Granite and quartzite are harder and more scratch resistant.

How long do soapstone countertops last?+

With proper care, soapstone countertops can last 20–30 years or longer, aging gracefully with patina.

Is soapstone more expensive than granite or quartz?+

Soapstone is usually pricier than entry-level granite but can be similar to or cheaper than high-end marble or quartzite.

Can you cut directly on soapstone?+

Not recommended. Knives can scratch the surface — always use a cutting board.

Can soapstone be used outdoors?+

Yes. Soapstone handles temperature swings, UV rays, and moisture well, making it suitable for outdoor kitchens and BBQ areas.