Everything you want to know about countertops and other surfaces

Over the past few decades, the popularity of stone countertops has increased significantly. As a result, many new fabricators have entered the industry with the desire to lower expenses and increase revenues as much as possible. This has created the demand for fast production and installations, eliminating the lamination process by reducing the apparent thickness at the edgework detail to only 3cm (1 1/8") by using a thicker and heavier 3cm (1 1/8") stone.

USP Granite along with many other authorities in this industry consider 2cm (3/4") installations with proper substrates to be superior to 3cm (1 1/8") installations, that are unsupported by substrates, for different reasons. Read More About This

Over the past few decades, the popularity of stone countertops has increased significantly. As a result, many new fabricators have entered the industry with the desire to lower expenses and increase revenues as much as possible. This has created the demand for fast production and installations, eliminating the lamination process by reducing the apparent thickness at the edgework detail to only 3cm (1 1/8") by using a thicker and heavier 3cm (1 1/8") stone.

USP Granite along with many other authorities in this industry consider 2cm (3/4") installations with proper substrates to be superior to 3cm (1 1/8") installations, that are unsupported by substrates, for different reasons. Read More About This

Over the past few decades, the popularity of stone countertops has increased significantly. As a result, many new fabricators have entered the industry with the desire to lower expenses and increase revenues as much as possible. This has created the demand for fast production and installations, eliminating the lamination process by reducing the apparent thickness at the edgework detail to only 3cm (1 1/8") by using a thicker and heavier 3cm (1 1/8") stone.

USP Granite along with many other authorities in this industry consider 2cm (3/4") installations with proper substrates to be superior to 3cm (1 1/8") installations, that are unsupported by substrates, for different reasons. Read More About This

Over the past few decades, the popularity of stone countertops has increased significantly. As a result, many new fabricators have entered the industry with the desire to lower expenses and increase revenues as much as possible. This has created the demand for fast production and installations, eliminating the lamination process by reducing the apparent thickness at the edgework detail to only 3cm (1 1/8") by using a thicker and heavier 3cm (1 1/8") stone.

USP Granite along with many other authorities in this industry consider 2cm (3/4") installations with proper substrates to be superior to 3cm (1 1/8") installations, that are unsupported by substrates, for different reasons. Read More About This

Over the past few decades, the popularity of stone countertops has increased significantly. As a result, many new fabricators have entered the industry with the desire to lower expenses and increase revenues as much as possible. This has created the demand for fast production and installations, eliminating the lamination process by reducing the apparent thickness at the edgework detail to only 3cm (1 1/8") by using a thicker and heavier 3cm (1 1/8") stone.

USP Granite along with many other authorities in this industry consider 2cm (3/4") installations with proper substrates to be superior to 3cm (1 1/8") installations, that are unsupported by substrates, for different reasons. Read More About This

Over the past few decades, the popularity of stone countertops has increased significantly. As a result, many new fabricators have entered the industry with the desire to lower expenses and increase revenues as much as possible. This has created the demand for fast production and installations, eliminating the lamination process by reducing the apparent thickness at the edgework detail to only 3cm (1 1/8") by using a thicker and heavier 3cm (1 1/8") stone.

USP Granite along with many other authorities in this industry consider 2cm (3/4") installations with proper substrates to be superior to 3cm (1 1/8") installations, that are unsupported by substrates, for different reasons. Read More About This

Over the past few decades, the popularity of stone countertops has increased significantly. As a result, many new fabricators have entered the industry with the desire to lower expenses and increase revenues as much as possible. This has created the demand for fast production and installations, eliminating the lamination process by reducing the apparent thickness at the edgework detail to only 3cm (1 1/8") by using a thicker and heavier 3cm (1 1/8") stone.

USP Granite along with many other authorities in this industry consider 2cm (3/4") installations with proper substrates to be superior to 3cm (1 1/8") installations, that are unsupported by substrates, for different reasons. Read More About This

Over the past few decades, the popularity of stone countertops has increased significantly. As a result, many new fabricators have entered the industry with the desire to lower expenses and increase revenues as much as possible. This has created the demand for fast production and installations, eliminating the lamination process by reducing the apparent thickness at the edgework detail to only 3cm (1 1/8") by using a thicker and heavier 3cm (1 1/8") stone.

USP Granite along with many other authorities in this industry consider 2cm (3/4") installations with proper substrates to be superior to 3cm (1 1/8") installations, that are unsupported by substrates, for different reasons. Read More About This