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Countertops

No kitchen is complete without the perfect countertop

Cabinetland offers you a variety of materials to choose from, including laminate, solid surface, quartz, granite, and real butcher block countertops. Our selection comes from some of the most recognizable names in countertops, such as Corian®, Cambria®, Formica®, Silestone®, LivingStone®, Wilsonart®, and more.

Which countertop is right for me?

With so many options and price points to choose from, selecting the right countertop can feel overwhelming. We’ve gathered some of the most important pros and cons with each style to help you make the right choice for your design, lifestyle, and budget.

Laminate Countertops

Lower cost per square foot
Low maintenance and long life with proper care
Wide variety of colors and patterns available – many mimic the look of more expensive surfaces
Easy to install

Not as durable as other countertop surfaces and not repairable
Not heat-resistant

Solid Surface Countertops

Wide variety of colors, styles, and designs available
Seamless appearance with aggregate colors
Easy to clean and low maintenance
Will not stain easily
Repairable if damaged
Heat resistant

Not resistant to harsh chemicals
May have a higher cost than other surfaces

Quartz Countertops

Wider range of colors available than natural stone
Higher durability – won’t chip or crack easily
Non-porous so it resists stains and will not harbor bacteria
Antimicrobial
Maintenance free
Consistent colors and patterns

May have a higher cost than other surfaces
May have more noticeable seams than other surfaces

Granite Countertops

Unrivaled rich, natural beauty that comes in various colors and patterns
Handles normal wear and tear well – will not scratch easily
Heat resistant – can handle hot pans without damage or weakening
Stain resistant and non-absorbent when properly sealed

Porous material, so may require resealing as often as every year
May be higher priced than other surfaces

Real Butcher Block Countertops

Offers a unique look found in many high-end homes
Ability to prepare food directly on the countertop – cutting boards not necessary

Typically higher priced than other surfaces
Higher maintenance – must be occasionally refinished to maintain appearance