« Outdoor Electric Grill with Small Footprint | Main | Gutter Guards Feature Stainless Steel Micro Mesh »

June 7, 2005

Recycled Paper Countertops for the Kitchen?

Granite countertops are all the rage, and you've probably heard of quartz, formica, tile, and the other common countertop materials, but what about a countertop made out of paper? That's what goes into Richlite Countertops, making them environmentally sound choices.


"Richlite® orders a customized paper produced from suppliers who harvest wood pulp from managed forests within North America. The company goes to great lengths to ensure no old growth or other rare trees are used in its materials. The paper is treated with resin then cut to size and baked. Richlite sheets are inventoried by size, color and thickness in the company’s warehouse in Tacoma, Washington."

The end result is an attractive and surprisingly durable material. The surfaces are scratch, stain, and heat-resistant as well as easy to clean.

richlite-paper-countertops.jpg
http://www.richlite.com/countertop/

Posted by Home Improvement Ideas at June 7, 2005 4:10 PM

Comments

Post a comment




Remember Me?


Home Improvement Ideas shares new home and garden trends, technologies, and products.

Google
Web
This site

Categories

Recent Entries

Home Improvement Articles

Feeds

RSS Feed

Google Reader

Add to My Yahoo!

Subscribe with Bloglines

Subscribe in NewsGator Online

myFeedster

Blogroll

Contact