Sentences with phrase «not wood countertop»

Lol I am curious though, why not wood countertop on all counters?

Not exact matches

And why shouldn't they, considering that they used to be A great selection of butcher block countertops, kitchen islands, cutting boards, butcher block islands, stainless steel butcher block counter top, wood

The designer kitchen is accented with granite countertops and solid wood cabinets, features you don't even find in most new construction single family homes.

REAL NICE 4 BEDROOM HOME IN A GREAT LOCATION, 2.5 BATH, 2LIVING, 2 DINING, 2 CAR GARAGE, GRANITE COUNTERTOP IN KITCHEN WITH NEW COOKTOP, ENCLOSED PATIO (not included in the sqft), NEW CARPET, WOOD FLOORING IN FAMILY ROOM WITH FIRE PLACE AND BOOK SHELF, BUILT IN CABINETS IN FORMAL DINING.

I wonder though if the wood countertops and the wood floor seem to be overkill but it looks like that is not the case in your kitchen.

I just read a couple of fabulous blog posts about staining and Waterloxing your wood countertops, and now I'm starting to think we may want to do it to really create a super-durable surface that doesn't require any re-coating throughout the years.

No matter what kind of countertop I have had, I never sit anything hot on it nor do I cut directly on it... so wood has not required any change in that thinking.

Thus far, I haven't had one that I could remodel but if / when I do, wood would be high on the list of possible countertop contenders.

I also wanted to extend the lower cabinets to the end of the kitchen to replace the wood buffet since this couldn't really be used as countertop space.

wood countertops and cutting boards finished with mineral oil are not re-seasoned once a month or more often if needed (if countertop or cutting board looks and feels dry)

I love, love, love your wood countertops and agree not around the sink.

I didn't even consider wood countertops, although that would have been much more budget friendly than the our black quartz.

Well now we have not only moved in, but I've painted the cabinets, we poured our concrete countertops, added a wood island top, bought appliances, and installed our island lighting.

Kate wasn't a fan of the walnut wood countertops that capped the lower cabinets and island of her third kitchen.