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Canadian Soapstone™

Canadian Soapstone™

Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars1 Review
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About Us

Canadian Soapstone is a manufacturer / quarry of Soapstone Countertops, Shower Floors & Basins, and architectural Soapstone.

Services Provided

Countertop Installation

Areas Served

Ottawa, Toronto

Awards

LEED qualifying, International trade show, Profiled on Discovery Channel and HGTV

Category

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5 Projects

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Food Network's Bitchen Kitchen

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Sandy Lake

Soapstone Wet room / Powder room
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Soapstone Wet room / Powder room

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Dunrobin Country Home

Ottawa Residential Bathroom
3

Residential Bathroom

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Business Details

Business Name

Canadian Soapstone™

Phone Number

+1 866-413-5323

Website

canadiansoapstone.com

Address

canadiansoapstone.ca
Ottawa, Ontario 00000
Canada

Licence Number

00-000-00000

Followers

24 Followers

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Credentials

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250 Ideabook Saves
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1 Review for Canadian Soapstone™

Archwood Construction
Archwood Construction
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars
We had the wonderful opportunity to work with Canadian Soapstone a while back during one of our kitchen remodels. The countertops were stunningly beautiful and exactly what our client had envisioned. The installer was very professional and did an amazing job! We would highly recommend Canadian Soapstone again to any of our clients!
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5 Comments

Commented: Do you sell the grout with soapstone dust pre-mixed?We do have dust available. If you would send me an email, spencer@canadiansoapstone.ca, I'd be happy to get you set up. This item will be added shortly to our online store.
4 October, 2013
Commented: Are your soapstone joints < .3175 cm or .125 inch@ Limbsandleaves Thanks for your question. We typically make grout lines no larger than 1/8". We only use an epoxy grout mixed with Soapstone dust. We use our own stone remnants and turn them into pow...
6 July, 2013
Commented: How is that shower floor built?Thanks for your question John! This shower floor is made up of 5 slabs sloped to drain location. We use computerized machinery that slopes to a client's desired drain location. Our production meth...
3 June, 2013
Commented: Soapstone@bubblyjock Thanks for the mention. When Canadian Soapstone is left grey overtime it will fade towards bluish and grey hues.
14 April, 2013
Commented: Where is that sink from?Looks to be Soapstone, similar to a long shallow trough sink we produced for clients from Canadian Soapstone. The sink was similar in length, but we divided it into 3 basins.
22 February, 2013
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