Installing Laminate Countertops

The following companies are professionals at installing new laminate countertops for your kitchen.

If you have a pretty straightforward space, such as a galley kitchen, you may be able to install the laminate countertop yourself. However, be sure to consult with an installation specialist before doing so, as contact cement-the material used to attach the laminate to the substrate-can be difficult to work with. In addition, if you're using Post-formed laminate, you may want to take additional precaution as Post-formed laminate can be unyielding and difficult to cut and reattach. Also, any seams that are created during the installation process will need to be carefully examined for areas where water could leak into the particleboard, a situation that could cause warping and permanent damage to the countertop. Depending on the size of your kitchen counter surface, the complexity of the angles, and any other impediments such as appliances or oven hoods, you may want to consider a custom laminate installation. Custom installation usually involves a laminate installation specialist measuring your space and cutting and installing the laminate according to the documented dimensions. Custom laminate installations can also provide more design options such as rounded corners, bars, as well as several edge designs.