Kitchen countertop suggestions

[forgop]

Originally Posted by CasaDooley

Last Nov. we went with a solid surface acrylic called Staron® by Samsung and we're very happy with it!

I'm reluctant to get solid surface acrylic because it's a bigger risk to stains from my brief research.

[68TriShield]

Originally Posted by forgop

I'm reluctant to get solid surface acrylic because it's a bigger risk to stains from my brief research.

Not true.We've had ours for years,it's still beautiful.No stains.

[pnoon]

Originally Posted by 68TriShield

Not true.We've had ours for years,it's still beautiful.No stains.

+1

[markem]

Originally Posted by 68TriShield

Not true.We've had ours for years,it's still beautiful.No stains.

We've had our corian counters for going on 11 years. Still look like new. Don't put a hot pan directly on it (it's plastic afterall) it the only caveat.

Fully integrated sinks with no seams, lips, etc. have been an especially cool feature.

[pnoon]

Originally Posted by markem

Fully integrated sinks with no seams, lips, etc. have been an especially cool feature.

Ain't that the truth?!?!?!?

[cbsmokin]

Originally Posted by 68TriShield

Not true.We've had ours for years,it's still beautiful.No stains.

Buyers want to see granite tops in kitchens. You won't regret the decision.

[Sailchaser]

granite is available with a life time seal polished into it (For a few bucks more per square)eliminating the need for sealing , in todays market I put in all surfaces and the are all good, I like all of them and the all have good benefits the only true thing to stay away from is sharp blades and extreme heat!!!
We went with a new laminate that looks and feels like stone due to our budget and we have been extremely happy with it. Most people think we have granite