New Quartz Countertop Destroyed?
Adam
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Comments (39)My proveider has all samples except Classic white. White Zeus extreme is too plain. White Storm has a few too many specks. Is classic white more white than White storm. DOes anyone have Classic white in their kitchen?...See MoreUpdating the kitchen in our 1940 new home
Comments (29)Dear all, many thanks for your wonderful support. We are scheduled to move in Jan 12, and sorry to say, but we decided to postpone our kitchen update. It will be too much to handle for us. moving, contractors, business travel, etc. I hope that one day, sooner rather than later, I can give you a wonderful update on our kitchen remodel, incorporating some of the ideas that you contributed so generously. Until then, we will live "in the past", 1990s to be exact, and there's nothing wrong with that... I wish you all a healthy and merry holiday season! Cheers! :-)...See Morewhite quartz countertops
Comments (4)When we chose our worktops I originally had planned a white quartz. I got some samples and imagined my Mother coming over and I tried everything that she may do... I used them as cutting boards with the sharpest knife to cut lemons and I put a boiling hot pan on them. I left curry stains on for 1 week. The only one that came out unscathed was dekton. These are the samples, dekton is on the left and you may see the burn marks on the others. My main issue with dekton is that it can be fragile if something is dropped on it from a height. When we had it installed it broke as the guys were installing it so a week after we got a new worktop and it’s been perfect ever since. We are more relaxed when my Mother pops around and offers to make a cup of tea now......See MoreNew Kitchen Advice
Comments (6)The project has kind of escalated. I was going to replace the appliances, handles & worktops, then thought the off white units would look dirty next to a white worktop, so I'd get new doors. Then a builder told me he would have to replace two off the bottom units anyways as they're waterlogged and the top units annoy me as are narrow and won't hold a dinner plate. So now I'm getting a whole new kitchen. I was thinking of getting rid of the tall unit to give me more surface area, but putting the microwave in a cupboard could be a good idea and save me the dilemma of a stainless steel or white one....See MoreAdam
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