Corian Style Counters A Do-it-Yourself Project
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Corian-Style Countertops: A Do-It-Yourself Project
Summary
Corian-style countertops, traditionally dominated by professional installers charging up to $80 per square foot, are now available in user-friendly DIY kits.Why Choose Corian-Style Countertops?
Corian solid surface countertops offer several advantages:
1. Durability: These countertops are built to last, with colors that run throughout the material. Unlike plastic laminate countertops, which can become damaged and lose color, Corian counters can be sanded to restore their original beauty.
2. Resilience: Corian surfaces are gentler on dishes, making breakage less likely compared to tile countertops, which can chip easily.
DIY Installation: Worth the Effort
For experienced DIY enthusiasts, installing a Corian-style countertop is straightforward and cost-effective. With DIY kits, pricing is about half of what professionals charge. Successful installation requires precise measurement to ensure you order the correct amount of material.
Measuring for Materials
Most kitchens have straight countertops or join at a 90-degree angle. Measure the length of your existing countertops to determine how much material you need. Standard countertops typically include a glued 1-1/2 inch front edge and a 3-1/2 inch backsplash. Add up the lengths of your countertops and divide by 12 to determine the linear feet required. For example, with two 96-inch counters, add them together, divide by 12, and you'll need 16 linear feet.
Conclusion
Updating your kitchen with Corian-style countertops not only rejuvenates your space but also provides a long-lasting solution. If you have a knack for woodworking, this DIY project is within your reach. Transform your kitchen with Corian and enjoy its enduring appeal!
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