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Cambria Quartz Countertops Winner
Cambria Announces Winner Of Cheryl Tiegs' 'Cambria Countertops Giveaway'
 PRNewswire/ -- Cambria, the only producer of natural quartz surfaces in the
United States, announced today the winner of the Cheryl Tiegs' "Beautiful Design Giveaway."
Barbara Rosier of Portland, Oregon will
receive an interior design consultation with Cambria's national spokesperson Cheryl Tiegs and Martha Kerr, a Certified Master Kitchen and Bath Designer with
Neil Kelly Company, as well as Cambria countertops for her kitchen fabricated by Cambria partner Custom Countertops of Salem, OR, a total value of up to $20,000.
As a leader in design innovation, Cambria offers more colors with
unique design capabilities than any other surfacing material. Complementary
colors from the Desert and Quarry collections offer unique opportunities to
incorporate multiple colors on a variety of surfaces, creating more depth
and character in a home. Cambria is available through builders, designers,
architects and kitchen/bath retailers throughout all of North America.
"Cambria is truly a wonderful product because it is eco-friendly and
the company uses environmental practices in their business as well, which
makes it a natural product to have in the home," said Cheryl Tiegs. "I
recently completed my own kitchen remodel with Cambria and I'm excited to
help bring the natural beauty and practicality of Cambria into someone
else's home."
Strong, Safe, Certified and Environmentally Friendly
Cambria is a stain-resistant, non-porous surface that is harder,
stronger and easier to care for than other stone surfaces including granite
and marble because it does not require sealing with harsh chemicals. In
addition, Cambria is GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality(R) and GREENGUARD For
Children & Schools(SM) certified, which means it does not off-gas or emit
harmful chemicals into the air. Cambria is also certified by NSF
International as safe for use as a food preparation surface -- there is no
safer surface available to consumers.
Cambria recycles and recovers 100 percent of the water used in its
production processes through unique settling and filtering techniques. In
addition, the product's GREENGUARD certifications make projects eligible
for one (1) LEED point in any LEED-certified building project in the Indoor
Environmental Quality category. LEED (Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design) is an accreditation program conducted by the U.S.
Green Building Council that certifies building projects based on
performance under the LEED rating system.
Primarily made from North American quartz and as the only producer of
natural quartz surfaces in the United States, Cambria has a lower carbon
footprint when compared to other quartz products that are largely produced
in the Middle East, Asia and Europe and require greater transportation and
carbon resources in route to market.
Cambria is available to consumers, builders, contractors, architects
and designers throughout North America and the world. Cambria has
operations and fabrication facilities in Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana,
North Carolina and Toronto.
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