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With the public growing more environmentally conscious, many manufacturers have started developing eco-friendly materials for home improvement projects. As the centerpiece of most kitchens, countertops often showcase sustainable materials. If you’re interested in incorporating green products in your kitchen remodeling project, here are a few options that offer similar or superior aesthetic appeal and functionality as traditional mined materials.

Which Countertop Brands Use Recycled Materials?

1. IceStone®

This product is made of 100% recycled glass and has kept over 17 million pounds of glass out of landfills since its development in 2003. Since its surface is smooth, it resists damage from even the most notorious staining agents, such as coffee and wine. Its latest versions include permanent treatments that boost its durability and heat resistance.

2. Durat®

kitchen remodelingMade from 30% recycled post-industrial plastics, this countertop material comes in dozens of colors and designs. It’s also fully customizable and can be stained to order. If you ever want to change your countertops, this option is 100% recyclable.

3. PaperStone®

Did you know paper can also be used to create sturdy countertops? This countertop is crafted from 100% post-consumer recycled paper that’s combined with a petroleum-free resin. The result is a sustainable, nonporous, and durable surface that has a warm brown color.

It doesn’t absorb water, making wiping spills easy. It comes in various shades that allow you to mimic the look of natural stone and hardwood with none of the added maintenance.

 

Whenever clients around St. Louis County, MO, and the surrounding areas need kitchen remodeling contractors, they turn to Vanderbilt Construction Services LLC. Having served homeowners since 2000, their team has extensive experience in all aspects of kitchen remodeling, including cabinetry, lighting, and countertop installation. Call (314) 570-1908 to discuss a project, or visit their website to learn more about their work with kitchens. 

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