Laminate countertops are a sandwich of materials. The structural part is a thick slab of particleboard, which you never see because it is covered with a thin sheet of laminate. Laminate is often referred to as “plastic,” but it is fact made primarily of layers of kraft paper and synthetic resins.The distinctive veining and crystalline structure found in marble and travertine are better represented in laminate than in quartz. Laminate countertops are continuing to grow in the market and can now be found in a much broader range of colors and designs than ever before.

Benefits of choosing Laminate

Designed in a wide variety of colors and finishes that resemble quartz and natural stone.
Countertop material with tremendous value that resists stains, heat, scratches and moisture damage.
Durable to withstand daily use in the home.
Cost effective.
No need to be sealed

Our laminate comes in a wide range of colors and patterns so you can easily incorporate it into any design.