LAMINATE COUNTERTOPS
Laminate Colors
Laminate countertops are the perfect product if you are shopping on a budget. With a large variety of colors, patterns, and surfaces, there is a laminate for every kitchen or bathroom. Today’s laminate countertops even offer advanced edge profiles that make them more attractive than past basic ones!
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Colorbook
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White
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Imagigrid
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Palomo Polar
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Mineral Spa
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Neo Cloud
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Calacatta Marble
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White Marble Herringbone
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White Bardiglio
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Neutral Weft
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Marfil Cream
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Almond
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Natural Canvas
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Paloma Bisque
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Concrete Stone
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Parquet Latte
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River Gold
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Santa Cecilia Gold
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Oxidized Maple
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Venetian Gold
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Crema Mascarilla
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Silver Quartzite
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Sand Crystall
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Ivory Kashmire
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Laminate Countertops
What are laminate countertops?
Laminate countertops are a popular type of countertop surface made from layers of paper or fabric impregnated with resin and bonded to a core material, typically particleboard or plywood. They are known for their affordability and wide range of design options.
How durable are laminate countertops?
Laminate countertops are reasonably durable and can last for many years with proper care. They are resistant to stains and moisture but can be susceptible to scratches and heat damage. Using cutting boards and hot pads is advisable to maintain their durability.
Are laminate countertops easy to clean?
Yes, laminate countertops are relatively easy to clean. They can be wiped down with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid using abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the surface. Regular cleaning helps maintain their appearance.
Can I place hot pots and pans on laminate countertops?
It’s best to use trivets or hot pads when placing hot cookware on laminate countertops. While laminate is heat-resistant to some extent, extreme heat can cause damage, such as discoloration or warping.
How do I repair minor scratches or chips on laminate countertops?
Minor scratches and chips can often be repaired using a laminate repair kit, which typically includes filler material and color-matching markers. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the best results.
Laminate countertops are a popular type of countertop surface made from layers of paper or fabric impregnated with resin and bonded to a core material, typically particleboard or plywood. They are known for their affordability and wide range of design options.