Materials

Exclusive to DuPont, Corian is the original solid surface material that is a blend of natural materials, pigments and acrylic polymer. It is able to be shaped, cut, carved, and sandblasted to create a product that has limitless design potential.

Soapstone is a quarried steatite stone and is one of the densest; at some its can weigh 20 pounds per square foot. This stone is warm to the touch, non-porous, and both dense and soft which gives a warm and rustic look. Along with this quality, soapstone does not absorb stains or liquids, nor does it require special cleaners. These tops are also unaffected by acids or alkalis.

An engineered stone exclusive to DuPont, Corian Quartz is composed of 93% quartz crystal and 7% acrylic resin, colors and binders. While it is used most often as kitchen countertops it can also be used as walls. Its primary advantage is that unlike natural stone products (marble, granite, limestone, wood), Corian Quartz is non-porous. Corian Quartz combines the best of nature and science creating visually striking and unique products. The sparkling crystal quartz surfaces balances light with depth, and high-performance material, delivering strength, and heat and scratch resistance.

90% Quartz and 10% resin with quartz being a very hard mineral that is found in natural stone. This strength makes this type a more durable and ideal surface for kitchen countertops as it is less porous than some other products.

Commonly found igneous rock which is a result of volcanic activity and formed under enormous pressure. Granite is very hard as it’s well suited to handling the daily use of a kitchen combined with heat and moisture. The color of granite is determined by the natural minerals found in the surrounding area the stone was originally quarried. Due to this fact there are literally thousands of color variations available.

With hundreds of designs to choose from, offered by Wilsonart, and Formica, you're certain to find the perfect solution for all of your project needs. Your options include wood grains, abstracts and solids. The laminate designs are available with a number of premium finish options, too. From traditional matte and glossy finishes to textured, you can create a custom look for every surface!