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On February 2, 2018, at The International Surface Event in Las Vegas, NV, Dave Scott and Slabworks of Montana were honored as the 2017 Stone World Fabricator of the Year. 2017 was a very good year for Dave and Slabworks of Montana. Earlier that year, Slabworks was accredited by the Marble Institute of America. Slabworks […]
Granite countertops have a lot of good characteristics. Yet, we hear stories that make it seem like cleaning your countertop is a full time job. Or like one drop of chemical cleaner will destroy your countertop. We are here to let you know that although granite is sensitive, it just needs a tad more care. […]
From Quarry To Countertop, Real Stone, Real Value is our tagline. We thought it would be interesting for you to know where we get our stone. We’ll start with the US. Colorado Yule Quarry, Marble, CO – Yule Marble is metamorphosed limestone found only in the Yule Creek Valley, in the West Elk Mountains of Colorado, […]
Top Ten Quartz Countertops Leading our Top Ten Quartz Countertops list are Vicostone®, Caesarstone®, and Polarstone®, who all use a similar process to make their countertop material. It’s a blend of 90+% natural quartz aggregates, polymer resin, and colorants fused by vacuum pressure while being jostled-about. This highly-polished, man-made material is perfect for countertops where […]
We fabricate and install both natural and engineered stone countertops. Here is our take on the most popular materials, colors, and finishes for 2018. Represented in our Top Ten Granite Countertops is stone from Brazil, India, and Africa. Note: since granite is naturally-occurring, and is prone to much variation, the slabs that you see in […]
Throughout the process of a kitchen remodel, picking a countertop edge is probably the last thing on your mind or a detail that you don’t consider. Yet, if you do end up picking a countertop edge it can give your kitchen a little more personality.
We have all been hearing about the new cool kid in interior design – two toned cabinets. But we can’t let the cabinetry designers and contractors have all the fun.
Two of the most popular stone countertops on the market facing off against each other in a round of pros and cons.
If you enjoy entertaining, you have probably dreamed of having an outdoor kitchen. Not only are they great for entertaining guests but they increase the value of your home, expand your living space, and keep any overbearing smells outside.
Check out your countertop personality to see what it’s saying while in your kitchen.
Google defines a counter top as, “a flat surface for working on, especially in a kitchen.”1 But what if it was more than that? We believe that your countertops should be more than just a countertop. They should be a conversation piece, and pieces a unique piece of art,