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I'm tile, stone, and countertop estimating

You can give me more storage space with more appliances with LESS counters, right?




RIGHT??
 
I'm seeing more places selling granite countertops for less money nowadays. I went with the Corian type counters which was a mistake IMO, while they cost about the smae or just a few dollars less than Granite. I like the Granite.

There's a new granite-like surface, I believe it's manmade, not sure and it's supposed to be better than granite. My brother's looking into it for his addition.
 
gonelifting said:
I'm seeing more places selling granite countertops for less money nowadays. I went with the Corian type counters which was a mistake IMO, while they cost about the smae or just a few dollars less than Granite. I like the Granite.

There's a new granite-like surface, I believe it's manmade, not sure and it's supposed to be better than granite. My brother's looking into it for his addition.
we had corian at our old house, and we have granite in this house...

grainites nice but so is corian
 
velvett said:
same house.

:worried:



BAH


Good luck


Ask if they have heard of the Laws of Thermodynamics:


The first law of thermodynamics says that the total quantity of energy in the universe remains constant. This is the principle of the conservation of energy. The second law of thermodynamics states that the quality of this energy is degraded irreversibly. This is the principle of the degradation of energy.



..then tell them to substitute "counter top space" for energy.
 
gonelifting said:
I'm seeing more places selling granite countertops for less money nowadays. I went with the Corian type counters which was a mistake IMO, while they cost about the smae or just a few dollars less than Granite. I like the Granite.

There's a new granite-like surface, I believe it's manmade, not sure and it's supposed to be better than granite. My brother's looking into it for his addition.


Someone gets it!

YAY!
 
So like...what...Im the only formica afficionado on this board.

After your "granite" has long turned to dust, formica will still be here.

Still

Be

Here

It is eternal
 
Daisyduke6 said:
how mucg cheaper is corian?


It's not, if used to significantly less and the sales pitch relied heavily on "how easy it is to care for and repair" and $$$.

Corian has improved greatly over the year as have the man made "faux granites". You can find stone and corian for the same prices and depending on your living style there's also limestone, soapstone and lava that can be used.

If you'r gonna pay $10k for a counter you'd be crazy to get corian because granite will always be superior, even if it's merely on the simple level of snobbery.
 
velvett said:
It's not, if used to significantly less and the sales pitch relied heavily on "how easy it is to care for and repair" and $$$.

Corian has improved greatly over the year as have the man made "faux granites". You can find stone and corian for the same prices and depending on your living style there's also limestone, soapstone and lava that can be used.

If you'r gonna pay $10k for a counter you'd be crazy to get corian because granite will always be superior, even if it's merely on the simple level of snobbery.


that's true. Got Granite in our kitchen...was about 16.5k, builder pricing too... but It rocks. Haven't had a single complaint about it from anyone. very easy to take care of.
 
RoadKill75 said:
that's true. Got Granite in our kitchen...was about 16.5k, builder pricing too... but It rocks. Haven't had a single complaint about it from anyone. very easy to take care of.

Also, any granite yard will have cleaning and polishing products in the event that it need a freshening up that you can do yourself.

;)
Good to hear you're happy!
 
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