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Bathroom Work
updated: Jan 09, 2011, 2:13 PM
I want to replace my bathroom vanity top (with sink) with granite. I would appreciate any recommendations. Thanks.
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COMMENT 134867
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2011-01-09 03:12 PM |
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Montecito Tile, absolutely the best!!! They did all the tile and granite tops in two baths and kitchen and they are perfect!!
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COMMENT 134878
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2011-01-09 04:04 PM |
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if you can pull the top any standard size up to 48 inches in a tan colored granite is 199 with sink at home depot
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COMMENT 134962P
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2011-01-09 10:24 PM |
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I second the Home Depot recommendation. They have the standard sizes in one or two colors. Good price, easy to install, and they last forever. Even I.V. landlords are doing this because granite is pretty much student proof.
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COMMENT 134970
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2011-01-10 06:57 AM |
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Check out tops unlimited. Ask for Leo. He does granite, and silestone, corian, etc. He does great work. He replaced all my counters.
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COMMENT 134985
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2011-01-10 08:15 AM |
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It makes me sad to see everyone using marble and granite for countertops. It is a non-renewable resource and once removed from the earth, it will never be produced again. Please use one of the imitation products, the beautiful recycled glass counters now available, or clay tiles.
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COMMENT 135033
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2011-01-10 09:47 AM |
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To 985, most of the imitation products involve ground-up stone, usually left over granite, or other non-renewable materials that are being recycled.
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COMMENT 135078
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2011-01-10 10:40 AM |
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Be careful when picking your granite tops.
Certain types emit radon. People seem to be unaware and fill up their home with it.
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COMMENT 135120
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2011-01-10 01:01 PM |
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Reiter Stone 111 SB St.
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COMMENT 135445
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2011-01-11 11:33 AM |
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Thanks so much for all of your good suggestions. I discovered that a neighbor used "Granite Transfortions" working out of Ventura. They did a very nice job for my neighbor and were very fast. They use ground up granite with epoxy. My job has been scheduled. Many Thanks
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COMMENT 135468P
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2011-01-11 01:05 PM |
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I love how you ask the local community for help and then hire an out of town contractor,
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