Countertop rodding is a technique that is used for making a stone stronger. It’s embedding a 1/4″ fiberglass rod on the underside of the stone. This is necessary on any long narrow runs of counter or backsplash, the small section in the front and back of the sink cut out. And any natural materials with…
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Beautiful grey natural stone, that look like concrete.
We are currently stocking a sandstone called Bentley Grey. It looks almost identical to concrete! Only these won’t crack, like concrete does! We currently have them in 3cm honed slabs that measure 73″ x 123″. Inquire about quantity or samples.
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I SEAL MY COUNTERTOPS?
What is “Patina”?
Heard of the term, but wondering what it is? Its basically a glorified term for scratching or an uneven appearance. Similar to a worn chalkboard or denim jeans. For some perspectives, the word patina will add character, and for some personality’s, they may see patina as old or not taken care of. Since we are from the…
Brick Backsplash paired with Soapstone
“ The paired use of two honest materials together. For a traditional look, that imbues a warm, solid, timeless aesthetic.”
What backsplash should I use with Soapstone countertops?
Kitchens with color 2023
Looking for soapstone 2cm thick?
In Washington state the most common thickness you’ll find is 3cm. However, if you’re needing a 4″backsplash, or a slab on the wall; you can ask your fabricator if they can gauge it down for you. They would then apply a fiberglass backing, for extra stability during transportation. They will also rod the stone with…
Did you know?
Did you know water makes soapstone look much busier & greener than oil does? Here are two examples with water and mineral oil. This particular kind shown is Graphite Black.
Soapstone 101
What is soapstone? Soapstone is the material of choice for countertops designed to take a beating. A durable and hardworking natural stone, that is virtually maintenance free. Is soapstone too good to be true? Look to science labs for the evidence. Here is a breakdown to help you decide, if this is the countertop material…
Butcher block wood + soapstone Kitchen
Marble vs Quartz
Check the comparison between Marble Stone (natural) & Engineered Stone (fake). And to wrap your head around that the fake stuff is twice as expensive… What?! They say Quartz is resistant to heat only to 125 degrees! Otherwise it will melt, because the ingredients are sand & resin (plastic). They also say it’s resistant to…
Gallery of soapstone Kitchen countertops with various cabinet choices
Timeless Stone counters w/Gold or brass accents
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Soapstone behind stove
Recessed panels