Wednesday, July 29th, 2009...8:00 am

Did you know you could use glass for your countertops?

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In the next week or so, we will compare for you the different materials you can use for countertops. In the meantime, we give you:

10 top reasons why you should get glass countertops for your kitchen or bathroom :

  1. Wow factor that makes it the focal point of your kitchen
  2. High-end appearance
  3. Maintenance free
  4. Non-porous, making it suitable for Kosher kitchens
  5. Most hygienic countertop on the market
  6. No Cross-contamination
  7. Can endure high heat without cracking or scorching
  8. Impossible to stain
  9. Textured finished underneath that masks fingerprints, common wear and allows scratches to go unnoticed
  10. Can be edge lit to transform your countertop, creating a floating and ethereal beauty

In addition, ThinkGlass countertops are made of 25% recycled glass and are 100% recyclable.

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Filed under Countertops, Glass countertops

5 Comments

  • Cheri
    April 3rd, 2010 at 8:06 pm

    I’m currently ready to remodel my kitchen and three bathrooms, and found your website. I’m so impressed that I very much would like to purchase glass countertops (including backsplash) for all of the remodeled areas. Do you have information on cost for your product as well as shipping? I live in Alaska.

    Thank you.

  • Nathalie Rivard
    April 6th, 2010 at 6:33 pm

    Hi Cheri,
    I will ask our coordinator to send you a message. He will be able to answer all your questions.

    Nathalie

  • Pauline
    July 4th, 2010 at 2:16 pm

    What makes your glass countertops more hygienic than other countertops? and is cracking an issue? For example, if you put a lot of weight on it or dropped a metal pot on it.

    Thanks.

  • ThinkGlass
    July 6th, 2010 at 9:51 am

    Glass is a more hygienic material because it is a nonporous material that doesn’t need to be treated. Also, oil and fat (or anything else) will not stain the countertop. Glass is durable, completely heat-resistant (some stone based product will be altered by heat from a metal pot for example) and can resist a lot of weight. Your glass countertop will not be damaged by a dropped metal pot.

  • ThinkGlass
    August 19th, 2010 at 10:02 pm

    Please write directly to info@thinkglass.com.

    Thank you.

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