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  • Corian Solid Surfacing
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (5/10/2007)
  • DuPont. Non-porous and available in more than 120 colors and patterns, Corian solid surfaces can be used in horizontal and vertical bathroom applications. They can be cut specifically for tub and shower surrounds at 30 inches by 72 inches and 30 inches by 120-1/8 inches. 800-426-7426.
  • 2007 Kitchen/Bath Industry Show & Conference
  • Hanley Wood News Service (5/8/2007)
  • Last week, the editors of CUSTOM HOME, residential architect, BUILDER, and REMODELING magazines reported from the Las Vegas Convention Center to tell you about the newest product and design trends. Read on to find out what's happening with Faucets & Fixtures; Toilets, Tubs, & Showers; Home Automation & Lighting; Appliances & Cabinetry; and Surfacing.
  • Recycled PaperStone Unfolds As Counter Option
  • Albuquerque Journal (5/5/2007)
  • Artistic Tile & Granite also sells PaperStone, a woodlike material made of 100 percent post-consumer recycled paper. Marketed primarily for counter and tabletops, it's heat resistant to 350 degrees Fahrenheit with a class A fire rating, stain resistant to most household cleaners and emits no formaldehyde into the environment. PaperStone sells for $120 per square foot.
  • Hot and Trendy Kitchens Granite Counter Tops Among Popular Kitchen Upgrades
  • Florida Times Union (5/5/2007)
  • Itchin' for a new kitchen?It can cost from $3,000 to $50,000 or more based on the size and scope of the project, according to Kitchen Magician on Knight Boxx Road.The latest improvement trend is granite counter tops, said Lee Krause of Granite Transformations on Fleming Island.
  • Don't Take It for GRANITE ; IceStone Looks Cool and Offers Eco-Friendly Alternative to Stone Countertops
  • Albuquerque Journal (5/5/2007)
  • Stone countertops are the hallmark of many upscale home and commercial environments. Now, eco-friendly countertops, made of recycled glass and concrete that looks and performs like stone, are making their way into the mainstream. Installing the countertops also can count toward Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, certification of residential and commercial buildings, according to building professionals.
  • Katharos Collection Wall-Mounted Vanity and CountertopCould Your Bathroom Be Healthier
  • ebuild (5/4/2007)
  • Baltimore-based company says now there's a healthier bathroom option for you and for the planet. The furniture is made by hand from sustainable materials and without many of the harsh chemicals found in traditional cabinetry.The furniture is produced by bluehouse in conjunction with Luke Works, also of Baltimore
  • First Look
  • REMODELING Magazine (5/1/2007)
  • The newest products for the remodeling market.
  • Pure Indulgence
  • REMODELING Magazine (5/1/2007)
  • This elegant master bedroom spa is a retreat from the stress of daily living.

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