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Tips for choosing the right granite counters for your bathroom

  
  
  
  

If the next big project you have planned for your home is remodeling the bathroom, granite counters are a viable option.

huge selection of sizes and colors of granite tops

  • Adding granite counters is considered a boost for your home value.
  • Granite comes in as many colors and patterns as are found in nature. The most common and therefore least expensive granite has a fairly uniform color throughout the countertop. A more expensive pattern has a swirl in it, called "movement." Thickness of a counter top will also affect the price.
  • Granite counters are very low maintenance, only needing to be sealed a couple of time a year depending on use and no harsh chemicals are needed for cleanup.
  • Granite is one of the hardest stones found in nature; it is resistant to scrapes, chips and stains. With proper care and maintenance granite can be expected to last a lifetime.
  • Ease of installation, because all of the granite counters sold at Builders Surplus have the bowl already mounted and sealed, installation is a cinch.

 

Be sure to bring paint chips, tile samples or other elements to compare and help with the new look you are trying to achieve.

 

Visit the Builders Surplus website today to find out more about all of our counter top options, including granite counters.

Comments

I am seeking a reasonably priced vanity base to accomodate a glass bowl sink. The vanity is probably shorter than a traditional sink because of the bowl height. The prices I am seeing for these are way out of budget for me. Actually, the cabinet that is there now only has one side and one side with the door because it was installed up against the wall. 
 
any ideas? 
 
thanks. 
 
linda em 
Posted @ Monday, April 25, 2011 9:05 AM by Linda Em
Hello Linda 
 
 
 
What size is your vanity? We carry, in-stock several vanities and counter tops in many different sizes. Most start 24” and increase in 6” increments up to 72” wide. Each manufacturer will offer different configurations, for example: 30” 2 door vanity or 30” 1 door with 3 Drawers on the left or right side. Also, it seems that you are describing a vessel sink, is that the case? If so you may have to order a slab counter top.
Posted @ Saturday, June 18, 2011 4:34 PM by Builders Surplus
I have a small master bath from the 1907's that needs remodeling- I would like to keep the double sink vanity 60" long with 18 inches depth. Do you have 18 inch deep vanities for double sinks? I really don't have the space for a 21 inch deep vanity. 
 
 
 
Thanks.
Posted @ Sunday, July 03, 2011 3:18 PM by carol
We carry 2 different styles of 60" x 18" double sink wall hung floating vanities. We have 3 additional styles we can order.
Posted @ Tuesday, July 05, 2011 6:08 PM by Ken Drake
I have a 60" opening for a vanity. Will you cut the granite counter top to 60" and the back splash?
Posted @ Sunday, February 05, 2012 11:43 AM by Al
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