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26" Deep Edge Grain Butcher Block Countertop 1.5" Thick, Walnut, 26" X 72"by Forever Joint Tops LLCSponsored
$1,070
26" Deep Edge Grain Butcher Block Countertop 1.5" Thick, Maple, 26" X 26"by Forever Joint Tops LLC
$253
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26" Deep Edge Grain Butcher Block Countertop 1.5" Thick, Hickory, 26" X 26"by Forever Joint Tops LLC
$253
26" Deep Edge Grain Butcher Block Countertop 1.5" Thick, Maple, 26" X 24"by Forever Joint Tops LLCSponsored
$253
26" Deep Edge Grain Butcher Block Countertop 1.5" Thick, Walnut, 26" X 24"by Forever Joint Tops LLC
$332
26" Deep Edge Grain Butcher Block Countertop 1.5" Thick, Hickory, 26" X 24"by Forever Joint Tops LLC
$253
26" Deep Edge Grain Butcher Block Countertop 1.5" Thick, Walnut, 26" X 60"by Forever Joint Tops LLC
$700
26" Deep Edge Grain Butcher Block Countertop 1.5" Thick, Red Oak, 26" X 72"by Forever Joint Tops LLC
$979
26" Deep Edge Grain Butcher Block Countertop 1.5" Thick, Hickory, 26" X 38"by Forever Joint Tops LLC
$367
26" Deep Edge Grain Butcher Block Countertop 1.5" Thick, Maple, 26" X 84"by Forever Joint Tops LLC
$1,105
Because your kitchen countertop endures a lot of use, it should be above all practical, but that doesn't mean it can't be aesthetically pleasing as well. It's important to strike that perfect balance between style and function, which is why durability, visual appeal and ease of maintenance are among the top three guiding factors for choosing the right counter. As you remodel your kitchen, consider all the materials — everything from high-end marble countertops to granite countertops and butcher block countertops — and decide which one is right for your needs. Read on to learn more about your options.
Laminate surfaces are inexpensive, available in a range of options, and easy to maintain. The downside is that they are not heat tolerant, and edges and seams are generally visible. They also scratch and chip easily, which is not easily repaired.
With no visible seams, lots of patterns and colors available and a renewable quality that allows cuts and scratches to be blended out, solid surfaces (which are basically a plastic) have several advantages. The downsides are that they’re not heat resistant, are pricier and require professional installation.
Granite, slate, soapstone, quartz, marble, limestone and gemstone all fall under this category. Long-lasting natural stone has an organic beauty and is more heat tolerant than other surfaces. It also expensive, and its porous quality requires sealing maintenance to prevent stains.
Engineered stone mimics natural stone, yet combines the properties of real stone with other ingredients to eradicate its porosity and maintenance requirements. This option, however, can be expensive depending on color choice.
Great for a cutting surface, wood and butcher block options give the kitchen a warmer aesthetic than stone. Wood surfaces are susceptible to water damage if not properly sealed, and can dent and scratch easily.
Metal surfaces, including stainless steel, copper or pewter, are heat tolerant, non-porous and sanitary. Like wood, though, they also can scratch and dent easily.
Surfaces created from concrete or cement have the ability to incorporate inlaid decorative details or useful implements like trivets. However, they’re prone to hairline cracks and are extremely heavy.
Eco-friendly and similar to natural stone, recycled products are warmer to the touch than other options. Because they’re naturally made, they may fade over time.
This unique application of volcanic lava hardened into a stone-like consistency is heat, scratch and stain resistant and nonporous. However, because it’s uncommon, it’s expensive and hard to come by.
Tile surfaces come in an endless variety of styles and colors, are heat tolerant and durable, and can be very affordable depending on the chosen tile. Due to grout lines, they’re not very easy to clean.
This hygienic, non-porous surface is simple to maintain, heat tolerant, stain resistant and available in many styles, colors and textures. They can be expensive, show fingerprints and water spots, and can crack easily.
Find where to buy Kitchen Countertops and get inspired with our curated ideas for Kitchen Countertops to find the perfect item for every room in your home. With such a wide selection of Kitchen Countertops for sale, from brands like Forever Joint Tops LLC, Boos Blocks, and SpectraMetal, you’re sure to find something that you’ll love. Shop from Kitchen Countertops, like the Sturdy 18" Deep Butcher Block Countertop or the Sturdy 18" Deep Butcher Block Countertop, while discovering new home products and designs. Whether you’re looking to buy Kitchen Countertops online or get inspiration for your home, you’ll find just what you’re looking for on Houzz.
Laminate Counters
Laminate surfaces are inexpensive, available in a range of options, and easy to maintain. The downside is that they are not heat tolerant, and edges and seams are generally visible. They also scratch and chip easily, which is not easily repaired.
Solid Surface Counters
With no visible seams, lots of patterns and colors available and a renewable quality that allows cuts and scratches to be blended out, solid surfaces (which are basically a plastic) have several advantages. The downsides are that they’re not heat resistant, are pricier and require professional installation.
Granite Countertops, Marble Countertops and Other Natural Stones
Granite, slate, soapstone, quartz, marble, limestone and gemstone all fall under this category. Long-lasting natural stone has an organic beauty and is more heat tolerant than other surfaces. It also expensive, and its porous quality requires sealing maintenance to prevent stains.
Engineered Stone Countertops
Engineered stone mimics natural stone, yet combines the properties of real stone with other ingredients to eradicate its porosity and maintenance requirements. This option, however, can be expensive depending on color choice.
Wood and Butcher Block Countertops
Great for a cutting surface, wood and butcher block options give the kitchen a warmer aesthetic than stone. Wood surfaces are susceptible to water damage if not properly sealed, and can dent and scratch easily.
Metal Counters
Metal surfaces, including stainless steel, copper or pewter, are heat tolerant, non-porous and sanitary. Like wood, though, they also can scratch and dent easily.
Concrete Countertops
Surfaces created from concrete or cement have the ability to incorporate inlaid decorative details or useful implements like trivets. However, they’re prone to hairline cracks and are extremely heavy.
Composite/Recycled Counters
Eco-friendly and similar to natural stone, recycled products are warmer to the touch than other options. Because they’re naturally made, they may fade over time.
Lavastone Counters
This unique application of volcanic lava hardened into a stone-like consistency is heat, scratch and stain resistant and nonporous. However, because it’s uncommon, it’s expensive and hard to come by.
Tile Counters
Tile surfaces come in an endless variety of styles and colors, are heat tolerant and durable, and can be very affordable depending on the chosen tile. Due to grout lines, they’re not very easy to clean.
Glass Counters
This hygienic, non-porous surface is simple to maintain, heat tolerant, stain resistant and available in many styles, colors and textures. They can be expensive, show fingerprints and water spots, and can crack easily.
Find where to buy Kitchen Countertops and get inspired with our curated ideas for Kitchen Countertops to find the perfect item for every room in your home. With such a wide selection of Kitchen Countertops for sale, from brands like Forever Joint Tops LLC, Boos Blocks, and SpectraMetal, you’re sure to find something that you’ll love. Shop from Kitchen Countertops, like the Sturdy 18" Deep Butcher Block Countertop or the Sturdy 18" Deep Butcher Block Countertop, while discovering new home products and designs. Whether you’re looking to buy Kitchen Countertops online or get inspiration for your home, you’ll find just what you’re looking for on Houzz.
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