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Old Aug 1st, 07, 5:17 am   #1
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Stone worktops – stone-hard surface

Who knows anything about these new bench tops - sizes etc.
Just bought my stat cabinets and am about to get benchtops and I saw this on the Australian web site today but it doesn't show any detail - could be a cost effective alternative
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Re: Stone worktops – stone-hard surface

I haven't seen the prefab quartz tops here in the states yet either ... could be just a local outsource job like they do with some of the countertops here.
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Re: Stone worktops – stone-hard surface

this is the blurb:


Stone worktops – stone-hard surface

If you choose a stone worktop you’ll get a work surface that’s extremely durable, scratch resistant and able to withstand high temperatures. The top layer of the worktop is a moulded composite stone powder. This makes the surface, unlike a solid stone worktop, non-porous, smooth and easy to keep clean. It’s also stain resistant, and doesn’t require any impregnation. And the surface always looks the same, which is good to know if you want several worktops in your kitchen.

http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_AU/complet..._surfaces.html
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