If you’re looking for a wide variety of colors along with the ability to make almost any shape, Corian kitchen countertops are a great place to start your search. Corian is a solid surface material and as such maintains its color throughout the material so you don’t have to worry about fading over time. This kitchen countertop material is available in almost any color you can dream of, as well as being able to be manufactured to resemble more expensive materials. As it gains popularity, the options available for this material will only grow.
You’d think that with all the options you have to choose from, Corian countertops might not be the most functional option on the market, but you’d be wrong. Corian is also one of the most versatile options you have, as it is highly resistant to everything from heat to minor dents and scratches. Even if you manage to damage the surface, you can usually sand any flaws you find. Being a solid surface material, it is also very easy to clean and is also hygienic, so in a family thinking about hygiene is a very important issue, especially if you have small children.
Advantages:
-Variety of options
-Hygienic
-Resistant to heat, scratches, dents and stains
Cons:
-Really the only drawback is the price compared to other materials on the market
A Corian kitchen countertop will set you back around $45-65 per square foot, depending on the type of fabrication and edge work you’ve done, plus the cost of installation. Corian is a material that can be installed with a certain level of DIY experience, but it is highly recommended that it be installed by a professional to ensure that it is not damaged during installation. If you are looking for a kitchen countertop material that combines function with variety and choice, Corian countertops are a great choice for your family and your new kitchen.
