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Modern laminate uses high-definition photography to recreate granite, marble, stone, concrete, metal, wood, and fabric — plus solids and abstracts nothing else offers.

Why laminate

The budget pick that stopped acting like one.

Laminate has undergone a renaissance: rich patterns, textured finishes, and enhanced durability. Put it in a kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, wet bar, home office, commercial space, or workshop — at a price that leaves room in the budget for everything else.

Any look you want

High-definition stone, wood, concrete, and metal patterns, plus solid colors and abstracts.

Every edge style

Triple-coved comes standard; single-coved, double-coved, D-edge, bullnose, bevel, and self-edge are all on the menu.

Undermount? Yes.

Karran integral sinks in stainless, white or bisque acrylic, or quartz colors — installed beneath the laminate layer to guard against moisture.

Two installers lowering a new white countertop onto kitchen cabinets

Fabricated to your project, not off a shelf.

Every laminate top leaves our Cross Plains shop cut to your measurements, with the edge and backsplash treatment you chose. Our standard tops are triple-coved, and we happily quote every other profile:

  • Single-coved, double-coved, D-edge, bullnose, bevel, or self-edge
  • Karran undermount sinks installed for an integral, moisture-guarded result
  • Drop-in sink cutouts sized to whatever fixture you have in mind

Colors & patterns

Browse the lines, then come touch the samples.

Browse the pattern libraries online, then come flip the sample chains at either showroom until something stops you.

And if you want the real wood — we do that too.

Alongside laminate, we offer genuine butcher block for kitchen and island tops — real wood warmth for the projects that call for it.

Sample chains for every laminate line are at both showrooms. Flip until something stops you.

Warm butcher block countertop with white cabinets and subway tile

Living with it

Laminate care, the short version.

The everyday routine

  • Clean with mild detergent and water on a soft sponge or cloth.
  • For stubborn stains, try a soft-bristled brush, then a paste of baking soda and water.
  • Use cutting boards, and trivets or insulated pads under hot pans and countertop appliances.

Worth avoiding

  • Sliding heavy or rough objects across the surface — that is how scratches and chips happen.
  • Abrasive pads, scouring pads, and abrasive cleaners, which permanently dull the textured finish.
  • Standing water, especially over seams — and skip parking drying racks over seams, so they can properly dry.

Email your dimensions. Get a real quote, with real options.

Send us your project measurements — even a rough sketch on paper works — and we’ll draw up a free quote. Want to compare materials or edge upgrades? Tell us, and we’ll price the options right in the quote.