Flat Pack Small Size Stainless Steel Modular Kitchen Acrylic Stone Top

Why choose acrylic stone as the bentchtop of kitchen cabinets

Detractors dismiss solid-surfacing materials as being nothing more than imitation stone, which is a bit unfair. Solid-surface counters have been around for nearly 40 years and have performed admirably in thousands of kitchens. A unique characteristic of solid-surfacing material is that the design possibilities are virtually limitless. From intricate inlays and custom backsplashes, to elegant edge treatments and colorful pinstriping, if you can dream it there's a good chance the fabricator can create it. Consider quartz composite, a newer type of solid surfacing material. Also known as engineered stone, this unique material is composed of about 90% quartz and 10% acrylic or epoxy binder. DuPont's Zodiaq,Silestone, Cambria and CaesarStone are a few of the many quartz composites now available. The main differences between engineered stone and traditional solid surfacing materials are that engineered stone is much harder and has a depth, clarity and radiance not found in other solid surfaces. Quartz composites cost slightly more than traditional solid surfaces, but both materials are comparable to granite; expect to pay $150 to $200 per sq ft for a solid-surface counter.

Under sink organizers

Take advantage of the unused space underneath your kitchen sink with this U-Shaped Sliding Under Sink Organizer. This sliding cabinet shelf is constructed from heavy-gauge wire and has a u-shape that allows it to work around obstructions in your cabinet, such as plumbing. The shelf has a soft chrome finish that complements most kitchen decors. The basket pulls out of the cabinet on full-extension, soft closing slides. The sliding wire shelf can hold up to 75 pounds so you can easily store a variety of items. Don't let the space underneath your cabinet go to waste, take advantage of it with this U-Shaped Sliding Under Sink Organizer.

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