01-12-2013, 12:00 PM
Mrs. B, I have a few suggestions for your counter top. If you do not have an aversion to wood, I know someone that found reclaimed bowling alley floor. Occasionally bowling alleys have to lay new floors. Refinished it looks really good. Another friend used old bar tops. It may take a while to accumulate enough in similar shades but with new sealant they look good. If you are not into the wood look, use the thickest floor tile you can find. Installing the floor tile on a solid backer board with very small grout lines will be strong enough. If by chance you crack it, replacing the tiles are not hard at all. With small grout lines you will not really notice the difference in shades even years down the road.
Good luck
Good luck
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