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Outdoor Countertop Help

9 years ago

Stainless grill with paver grill area, what would you suggest for a countertop material? granite, 'leather' finish granite, flagstone, other? located in NJ so seeking a 4 season material that will hold up well.

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tucker design build inc.
9 years ago
Polished concrete counter top would look great, you can never go wrong with granite or stone. There are so many color options with granite or quartzes material.
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Cincotta Concrete Countertops
9 years ago
Agreed, concrete offers a variety of design elements to reflect your personal space. Thickness, edge options, endless color and surface texture possibilities to name a few, and many stone types would be beautiful as well.
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