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 Responsibel 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.
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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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