The primary drawbacks of natural granite include its porous nature, which requires homeowners to apply a protective liquid sealer every one to two years to prevent oil and liquid stains, and its heavy weight that demands robust structural cabinet support. Additionally, natural granite slabs feature unpredictable color and veining variations that make matching seams difficult, and the stone can crack under severe, concentrated physical impacts along unsupported edges or corners during heavy kitchen use.
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