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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Inexpensive but upgraded counter tops
hi,
I am interested in putting in new counter types that are currently cheap particleboard type material. I would like something either easy to prepare and install myself or something that wouldn't be exorbitantly expensive to have a contractor do. Thinking of butcher block tops but any other suggestions? Also, I'd appreciate any opinions about the cost to have this done by a contractor--the cutting of wood and installation. The project would be for a small galley kitchen and I'm located in central Austin.
Thanks!
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You can also get sheets of formica/laminate from Lowes or HD as that is about the cheapest being $30-40 per sheet. Why does everyone like butcher block? I think it looks terrible and requires maintenance.