Solid Surface Corian Countertops

ZachT (Guest) Said,

I hate the expense but I am thinking it probably is worth every penny to have corian counters in my kitchen. I haven't yet found another solid surface that impresses me as much. Any thoughts?

Cookforlife (Guest) Said,

I am sold as well. I love the look of my inline sink and the corian countertop together. It just looks classy. I love to cook and I wouldn't trade my countertops for anything.

Jackson (Guest) Said,

I hate to admit it but I was against corian countertops but my wife won the argument. I am glad she did. We get a lot of compliments on our kitchen, in particular the countertops. It was worth it. I like the way there is no seam in the backsplash. Granted we had cheap countertops before but I hated the way the backsplash looked with them in our old house.

I don't cook often but when i do putter around in the kitchen the corian countertops are easy to clean up and take a bit of abuse. Ours look just as good today as they did when we had them installed a couple years ago

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