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Sue Rispens wrote:
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Formica Group
Hi, Samantha! Absolutely-we have dealers in Hearst, Thunder Bay and Kaministiquia. To find the dealer closest to you, visit this link http://bit.ly/1m71GCl
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Deborah Fabricant Design
Where is it sold in So. California?
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Karri Custardo wrote:
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Mcan
I work for a fabricator, the square edge will always have a dark line, but it you go with a E-2000 or other edge profile you won't have that line, except on end caps. check out the Hartson-Kennedy web site for more edge profiles available in Formica.
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Pamela Bray added this to Pamela's Ideas
nice but a bit darker would be nice
Hi Dixie - The edge shows a seam or "brown line". The brown line is on
the very edge. One solution to avoid "brown lines" altogether is our
Ideal Edge product. You can find more information here:
http://www.formica.com/en/us/products/idealedge-real
One kind of laminate countertop has individual pieces of laminate cut for each plane of the countertop, the old school squared edges from the 50's. The other kind is called "postformed". The sheet laminate is applied to an underlayment with a decorative edge under heat and pressure so the edge and top are all one seamless piece (and the pattern matches seamlessly). A third option is a bit of a diy hybrid, where the manufacture offers postformed edging to glue onto sheet formed counters. This option doesn't show the seam as much as the squared off edge but isn't pattern matched to the top. And a fourth option is a mitered edge, where the sheet is applied to the top of the counter, then grooved and folded down over the edge resulting in squared off edges, seamless edges, AND pattern matching. Good luck, I hope you find what you love!