[Andy Graves]

Recently finished this countertop with Ruby Reflections Caesarstone quartz material.  Couldn’t believe it when I saw the cabinets to make the template.

WOW.

[Steve Mehan]

Andy, I think it looks really cool.

The laminate table top that is white with gold specks has to be the counterop that I have removed the most over the years.
Looks likes its back in style.

[Tom M]

That’s an awful lot of effort to match that little red can over the stove.

and yeah, that right there? That’s a stove. Don’t gimme no “range” crap.

[Andy Graves]

Yea that is a slide in range.

[Tom M]

So that is not a backsplash behind the cooking device?

[KCWOOD]

Do you have a closeup of the farmers sink? It looks like the sink is sitting on countertop, and the flange is above the actual deck? Is that a small sink to the right of the sink… garbage disposal??

Do you Fab ceasarstone Andy?

[Andy Graves]

KC,

The sink is sitting on a piece of Caesarstone on the lower sink base cabinet. The lip of the sink is above the upper portion by just a little.

We do fabricate almost all quartz products along with granite and solid surface.

[KCWOOD]

Andy, could you email me a jpeg file of that kitchen? I want to show thedesigner I work with. When I tried to print the pic off of here, the file was too small.

[Andy Graves]

I am trying to find the picture on my computer that is the original. I only have the one I uploaded. I think it might be on my other computer at home.

[Gene McDonald]

Awesome…Andy..Looks like you have my type of customers in Cali..HUH?…wasn’t the COST easier on your compnay than if it was SS

[Andy Graves]

Solid surface would have been less but the red Caesarstone is pretty neat. The green cabinets is what kinda scares me.

[Brian Stone]

I would think that with a saturated color like that, quartz is probably a better bet. Red solid surface probably wouldn’t hold up quite as well over time.

[Andy Graves]

Yea, I agree. The Red solid surface is impossible to work with.

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