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Laminate Kitchen Countertops
Laminate kitchen countertops offer an attractive option for consumers looking for a budget-friendly surface, a variety of patterns and colors, and a nonporous material that's both low-maintenance easy to maintain.
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Laminate kitchen countertops first became popular in the 1950s, but they maintain a time-tested appeal in the 21st century as well.
Available for a fraction of the price of granite, stone-look, wood or metal countertops, laminate counters also have the distinct advantage of offering a cohesive, seamless look thanks to options like integrated sinks, backsplashes and more.
Even better, unlike the pricier surfaces, laminate can be replaced for a comparatively low cost. And because it can be purchased premade from big box stores, the material is also a favorite among do-it-yourselfers.
Often referred to as Formica, a popular countertop brand, laminate kitchen counters come in sheets that are cut to fit your counters. While laminate counters will have seams, a good fabricator should have the ability to make them practically disappear into the surface.
