Stone is durable, and wood can be sanded and repaired. Once you burn or rip into a laminate countertop, you're out of luck. Pros and Cons of Buying Laminate Countertops Whether or not you buy ...

Gone forever are the days when your only choices were plastic laminate or wood butcherblock. Today, there are dozens of types of countertop available, ranging from natural-stone and renewable ...

The best countertop material depends on how you use your kitchen and the look you prefer. Here are the key facts to know about today’s top options.

In late 2024 Formica ran a 1,000-person survey that asked Boomer, Gen X, millennial, and Gen Z homeowners how they felt about ...

On the flip side, 40 percent of those asked said they would be unlikely to buy a home with laminate countertops, although that number dropped to 25 percent for first-time buyers. The foodies on ...

The phrase “laminate countertop” usually elicits a look of ... thanks to new technology that mimics the look and feel of real stone and wood. The pendulum started swinging back toward less ...

We all agree that laminate countertops are the worst, right? Well, it might be time to rethink that notion. Today’s high-pressure laminates (HPLs) aren’t your parents’ old Formica countertops.

Think of the green or pink laminate cabinets ... made from regular planks of wood laid out and secured much as they would be atop a dresser or desk. This kind of counter can be lovely and can ...