I have quart. I know I should love it but I don't. They are cold and hard and when I drop a spoon the loud clang sends me through the roof. What I'd really like is butcher block. But if I remove this quarts I'm sure I'd have to replace the cabinets. Not within my budget.
I bet your quartz is beautiful! How about if you find a matching rubberized mat and put in the areas you use a lot for the noise. And when you're doing a lot of cooking, move it! My concerns with the other surfaces is food and germs.
Never lower the value of your house by 'covering something up'. Especially the kitchen which is the highest valued room in the home. Use mats, cutting boards, etc. And I would certainly not DIY an enire laminate counter top unless you are a pro, as you are guaraneeting pop up corners, seams and edges and a future of regluing and ungluing things.
Hello S; What I would suggest is that you contact a Handyman. I am not at all familiar with quartz. It looks beautiful, but if you are not happy, I can understand wanting to change things around!!
Also, Please lets both hope that the Butcher block will be the same fit as your quartz. I do not see how you would have to replace your cabinets....
I hope that everything will work out for you!! Good Luck!!!
Edit:””” 3 years later😂 I decided to paint them white and I am so very pleased with the results!We bought a new house with these ugly cabinets. I really cann...
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I am looking for BUDGET options for my kitchen. It is very strangely laid out. I have 3 doors (laundry, bedroom and outside) that do not help the layout. I am planing...
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Here is a video that should help:
https://youtu.be/QL5ksX6pmiU
Hello S; What do you have on your countertops at present??
Self Adhesive tiles, self adhesive laminant slats, Contact paper.
I bet your quartz is beautiful! How about if you find a matching rubberized mat and put in the areas you use a lot for the noise. And when you're doing a lot of cooking, move it! My concerns with the other surfaces is food and germs.
Never lower the value of your house by 'covering something up'. Especially the kitchen which is the highest valued room in the home. Use mats, cutting boards, etc. And I would certainly not DIY an enire laminate counter top unless you are a pro, as you are guaraneeting pop up corners, seams and edges and a future of regluing and ungluing things.
Hello S; What I would suggest is that you contact a Handyman. I am not at all familiar with quartz. It looks beautiful, but if you are not happy, I can understand wanting to change things around!!
Also, Please lets both hope that the Butcher block will be the same fit as your quartz. I do not see how you would have to replace your cabinets....
I hope that everything will work out for you!! Good Luck!!!