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Solid Surface
Countertops
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the logo to view that product)
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| DuPont
created the solid surface category more than
30 years ago. An advanced blend of natural
materials and pure acrylic polymer, Corian®
is a brand that has earned trust and respect
as a proven material that brings design
versatility, long-term performance and value
to any environment.
Corian®
is manufactured by DuPont in the form of
sheets and sinks. The sheets are precut into
specific lengths at the factories and then
shipped to a worldwide network of
distributors. Authorized Distributors and
Retailers of Corian® are trained
professionals who help everyone who uses
Corian® meet all specification, fabrication
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Zodiaq®
is composed mostly of quartz, giving it
exceptional toughness and a hardness of 7 on a
scale of 10 (only diamonds rate a 10!). Here's
what Zodiaq® offers:
- It
is consistent in color.
- It
can be cut and fit to meet exacting
requirements with precision, uniformity
and consistency.
- It
is dense and nonporous, with no sealing
required.
- It
has excellent strength and durability, and
is heat-, scratch- and stain-resistant.
- Best
of all, Zodiaq® is easy to maintain, with
a ten-year manufacturer's warranty against
product defects.
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Green
Mountain
Soapstone |
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generations New Englanders have enjoyed the
beauty, durability and longevity of soapstone,
and now you can as well.
The rediscovery of
soapstone has been sweeping the country on
television home shows as well as in magazines.
You may have seen our
soapstone featured in Country Home, Stone
Business, Denver Home, Old House Interiors,
Better Homes and Gardens Kitchen & Bath,
or on the back cover of Fine Homebuildings'
Kitchen & Bath Annual Issue.
The reasons for
soapstone's popularity is its' durability and
good looks. Soapstone is not a
"fussy" stone and fits into a
family's busy lifestyle. Practically
indestructible, soapstone won't burn or stain,
requires very little maintenance, and adds
value and elegance to any home building
project.
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