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Solid Surface is a man-made material with a remarkable history. It was created in the 1960s by DuPont, the company that invented Corian, as a modern alternative to marble. Designed to be beautiful, durable, and easy to maintain, Solid Surface has since become a popular choice for kitchens, bathrooms Read More

Good Acrylic solid surface is the soul of kitchen Cabinet, to withstand passage of time!When we are decorating our house, the materials selection of kitchen countertops will be the key of the kitchen cabinet decoration. We all will consider whether to choose acrylic solid surface as kitchen countert Read More

When choosing countertops for your kitchen, homeowners may be spoiled with choices. However, before a kitchen remodel, there are many factors to consider when it comes to style, durability, and more. So you may wonder what countertop materials are there available for kitchens.Here are four of the mo Read More

Six good reasons to consider solid surface:1. Solid surface is durable and easy to clean.Granite is prone to cracks and chips with use over time – and breaks are not uncommon.Heat-resistant and stain-resistant, solid surface is designed to endure many years of use. After all, there are good reasons Read More

Part 1: The Top Myths and the Truth Behind Solid Surface SheetMyth 1: "It's just like plastic and feels cheap."Reality: While acrylic is a component, high-quality solid surface is a composite material typically made of about 33% pure acrylic polymer (PMMA) and 66% natural minerals (like alumina trih Read More

Of course. This is a classic question in kitchen and bathroom design. The truth is, neither is universally "better"; the best choice depends entirely on your priorities, budget, and how you use the space.Here’s a detailed breakdown to help you decide.At a Glance: Quick ComparisonFeatureQuartzSolid S Read More

Removing deep scratches from acrylic countertops requires a careful approach to restore the smooth surface. Here’s a step-by-step method:Materials Needed:Microfiber clothsMild dish soap & waterFine-grit sandpaper (400, 600, 800, 1000, 1500, 2000 grit)Plastic polish or acrylic polish (Novus, Meguiar’ Read More