New countertop: laminate or solid surface?
The laminate countertop in our truck camper is in need of replacing. Looking for something potentially more durable, I read about corian solid surface countertops in RVs. It's considerably more pr...
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Solid surfaces have some draw backs, namely it can be cut. On the plus side it can also be easily fixed by a compentent DIYer. I would swap to solid surface if you plan to keep the camper for a few more years. Otherwise keep the laminant. The solid surface in my fiver is 12 years old and still looks good. It is no heavier than laminant and half inch particle board, so dont let that scare you.
