Purchased large amt of used Corian, would appreciate comments regarding configuring to new kitchen.
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3po3 on Mar 23, 2012Roberta, I'm not sure what you are asking. Can you please add more detail?Helpful Reply
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Roberta Z on Mar 23, 2012The Corian will need to be cut, can't find anyone local who will do it unless I buy new stuff.Helpful Reply
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Roberta Z on Mar 23, 2012I think that cutting it is not difficult, heard it cuts like butter, but will appreciate pointers.Helpful Reply
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3po3 on Mar 23, 2012Ah, thanks for the clarification. I have never cut Corian, so I can't help you, but I'm sure others on here can.Helpful Reply
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Roberta Z on Mar 25, 2012Thanks for the answers, but I'm still hoping for more ideas.Helpful Reply
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Phoenix Stone Solutions on Mar 25, 2012It isn't difficult to cut, but since Corian is fabricated in a shop, the profiled or finished edges are maybe 1 1/2 " thick, while the middle of countertops are only maybe 1/2" thick...will your edges match the existing edges? You will have to refinish the edges after cutting somehow. Also, you will have to seam it together, once cut....your best bet may be to find someone who may do it on the side in your area. Maybe even try Craigslist, if that is done in your area?Helpful Reply
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TileShowroom on Mar 26, 2012Sorry Roberta, i don't know that much about Corians so i don't think i can help. Do well to share what you find out though.Helpful Reply
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