Archive for the ‘Kitchen Countertops’ Category

Aug

11

2010

Durable Quartz Kitchen Countertops

Quartz, sometimes referred to as engineered stone, has become quite common in kitchen countertop installations. Many remodeling plans are now including the use of quartz for new kitchen countertops.

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Jul

15

2010

Engineered Stone Kitchen Countertops

Engineered stone has grown in popularity in the last few years both in residential and commercial applications. There are a couple of main reasons for this. The first is engineered stone has tested to be stronger than granite. Another reason is it is much easier to clean and maintain than many natural stones. If you are remodeling your kitchen, take a look at the advantages to install engineered stone as your countertop surface.

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Jun

17

2010

Keeping Your Granite Countertops in Good Shape

Granite is the most popular choice for kitchen countertop material. If you’ve installed granite in your kitchen, take the necessary maintenance steps to keep it beautiful and protected.

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Jun

11

2010

Recycled Countertops – A Hot Kitchen Design Trend

Recycle More Than Your Kitchen Plastic and Aluminum Waste. You can extend your recycling efforts to more than tossing those empty coke cans in the recycling bin. Kitchen countertops made from recycled materials is a hot trend in new kitchen designs and kitchen remodeling .

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May

26

2010

Reclaim Your Kitchen With Recycled Materials for Counter Tops

Kitchen remodeling normally entails the installation of a new kitchen countertop. Using reclaimed or recycled material for your new countertop can make a striking presentation in your new kitchen.

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Apr

28

2010

Kitchen Countertop Savings

Granite is one of the more expensive choices in kitchen countertop materials and is one of the most popular as well. We are all a bit more conservative with our money these days and there are some less expensive countertop materials that are also beautiful.

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Apr

20

2010

Sealing Your New Kitchen Countertop

To seal or not to seal? That is the question that comes up a lot once your new natural stone kitchen countertops are installed. First, you should find out whether your new countertop has already been treated. During processing from block to slab, many factories use a resin coat to fill in the stone and stop any fissuring of the stone.

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Apr

06

2010

Add Dimension to Your Kitchen with Multi-Tiered Kitchen Counters

Most kitchen remodeling projects include new countertops . You can create a dimensional effect with multi-tiered countertops. Incorporate two or three countertop tiers instead of using one flat surface.

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Mar

22

2010

Select Kitchen Countertop Thickness to Suit Your Tastes

Your kitchen remodeling project might include replacing your existing countertops with new material. Most kitchen countertop material is between ½” and 1-1/2” thick. Your kitchen countertop withstands a lot of use and abuse and it is important to select the appropriate thickness of materials both proportionate to its width and length and to the supporting structure.

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Mar

18

2010

Kitchen Counters with Optional Edges

The type of edging on your new kitchen countertops can make a huge difference. This edging is called a profile and there are several types of profiles available on granite, marble, quartzite, and engineered stone.

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