You’ve invested in the elegant look of stone for your kitchen or bathroom, but without the high-maintenance demands of natural quarried rock. Artificial marble, often referred to as solid surface, offers a seamless, non-porous, and incredibly durable alternative that resists bacteria and stains better than its natural counterparts. However, just because it is durable doesn't mean it is indestructible.
Solid surface countertops are a favorite among homeowners and designers for their seamless appearance, durability, and versatility. Whether you're remodeling a kitchen or upgrading a bathroom vanity, knowing how to work with this material can save you time and money. While cutting a solid surface countertop might sound intimidating, it is a manageable task if you have the right tools and techniques.
