Another new Granicrete kitchen countertop!
The homeowners had installed a ceramic tile countertop and backsplash in this u-shaped kitchen with a pass-through. They wanted to keep their backsplash, but update the countertop. The installer worked with the homeowners to determine what color scheme they wanted, then installed the new Granicrete right over the old ceramic tile!
The pass-through countertop.
The ceramic tile countertop and backsplash.
This is how the countertop looked before the Granicrete installation.
The pass-through before Granicrete installation.
The pass-through showing the matte finish.
This homeowner preferred the matte look because it more closely resembles a stone that has been naturally polished by years of tumbling in a river or ocean. Notice how well the installer was able to match the color of the old ceramic tile.
August 21st, 2009 at 11:27 am
I live in Billerica Mass. Do you do estimates in this area?
Thank you
August 22nd, 2009 at 4:47 pm
Hi Leah:
Thanks for the request about granicrete. I am going to forward your information to my distributor, who lives much closer to you than I do.
His email is bob@superiorsurfacesne.com
Thanks,
Ron Fitts
September 5th, 2009 at 9:37 am
can this product be used on a fireplace hearth is it fire proff
September 5th, 2009 at 2:40 pm
Absolutely! We took a blow torch to one of our samples and were unable to even scorch it! I tried to upload the video of Ron trying to torch the sample to the web page, but it must not be in the right format. This is a cement based product, so it is going to be just as fireproof as cement.