Go "Green" With Wood Countertops
As with any product wood countertops do consume earth's natural resources. Stone or quartz countertops remove the stone from the earth in a permanent fashion though. Yes, it still exists once it's in your home but it'll never be that majestic mountain again. Wood is a rapidly renewable resource. Responsible harvesting does not destroy the forests where it grows and even the slowest growing trees will come back quickly in comparison to a mountain. Learn a few things in this section of our blog about how wood is a "green" countertop material.
2014-11-05
Are Exotic Wood Countertops A Responsible Choice
Exotic wood countertops make for a beautiful focal point of a kitchen but are they a environmentally responsible choice. Yes and no.
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2013-07-09
Recycling Kitchen Countertops, Cabinets and Fixtures
Why add to the landfill when you can recycle or re-purpose your old kitchen countertops, hardware and cabinets. Here are a few good ideas when you remodel.
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2012-04-24
The Pros and Cons of Using Reclaimed Wood
The pros and cons of using reclaimed wood in home construction or remodeling, from its character and history to the extra work it takes to prepare.
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2012-02-19
Sustainable Wood Countertops
Wood countertops are sustainable countertops. Learn how the lumber industry is helping make wood the new "Green" counter choice.
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